>> [Inaudible] I actually went to Howard County and took a class on animal husbandry.
It doesn't teach you all about wildlife like it should but it teaches you enough to know how
to deal with animals and every animal has a flight or fight area.
When you get into that one area they want to fly -- run.
If you back them into a corner they want to fight.
So once you learn things like that it makes life a little easier.
>> Sure. Are there any fields of study
that you think could help somebody looking to get into your line of work?
Any classes or anything that would benefit them?
>> Not for wildlife removal or control.
But if you want to do pest control there are plenty of biology classes.
The University of Purdue, I went through them to get pest control certified.
When we do animal removal or a cleanup like this we can rip up a hole in the wall, get in,
clean up the fecal matter, disinfect.
We do not patch or repair any holes because then you have to have an [inaudible] license.
So we do not have that license and to be quite honest it's pretty extensive to cut
that out square, fix it with drywall, mud it and paint it.
So we make it very clear to the homeowner we will demolish the home,
we will clean out the fecal matter, they will have someone else come in and clean up the mess.