Bird droppings aren’t just messy. They’re a real threat to the health of your building and the people inside it. For property managers, especially those overseeing warehouses, industrial facilities, schools, or healthcare spaces, it’s critical to understand how bird activity can lead to serious indoor air quality problems and even compliance issues. Here’s the key […]
IDNR Makes Rule Change for Goose Egg Depredation Permits
The IDNR has made a change to their requirement to have a permit for each individual property in order to perform goose egg depredation services. This change was made in the summer of 2017 and will affect the Spring 2018 Goose Nesting Season and affects all properties where goose nesting may occur because a property […]
Top 5 Pest Birds & Structural Solutions in Suburban Midwest
Summer is the season during which most structural damage and work occurs. Annually, pest birds cause $30-50 million in damages to properties, assets, roofs, drainage and ventilation systems. Below is a list of common issues associated with specific pest birds as well as a combination of structural and service solutions to address those issues. Pigeons […]
Fall Migration Brings Property Manager Frustration
Beginning in September through as late as November, nearly 5 million Canada Geese migrate from Canada to warmer climates in the southern United States. Covering the full length of the migration path can take several weeks. During this time Canada Geese relocate in flocks of a dozen to thousands to a broad range of habitats. […]
Meet Our Dog Trainer: Amy Dunlap
Amy Dunlap (WGC Dog Trainer) Pi (Goose Chaser) with Ken Ramirez from Clicker Training EXPO Amy Dunlap began training at Wild Goose Chase in October of 2015. She is a certified dog trainer through Animal Behavior College graduating from Animal Behavior College in June of 2014, while her husband was an Army Ranger at Fort […]
Liability, Lawsuits & Avian Wildlife
When most people think about conflicts with wild birds, they usually think of the mess they leave behind, i.e. droppings. This is certainly one of the biggest concerns for Canada Geese and the foundation for much of our business. However, this time of year, namely nesting season, there is an even bigger concern with geese, […]



