What happens to the carcasses?

The short answer

Safe, discreet removal and lawful disposal is included in every visit. Nothing is left on site.

Every animal taken is recovered and removed from site the same visit — that’s a structural advantage of precision control over poison, where animals die unrecovered in walls, voids and drains and the smell can last for weeks.

Disposal follows the applicable animal by-products rules, and removal is discreet: unmarked kit, no signage, nothing left behind for children, pets or neighbours to find.

Recovery also feeds the reporting. Because each animal is accounted for, the written report after every visit can state real numbers — what was taken, where activity was found and whether it’s declining — rather than estimates.

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Written by Stan — National Gamekeepers' Organisation member (061041), fully insured pest controller. Last reviewed: 11 August 2026.
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