We have spent nearly 60 years — every single day — working directly with Arizona pocket gophers on our own land and across the state. We know how they tunnel, how deep, how far, how often they breed, how large their litters are, how they push and remove dirt, how they den beneath buildings, enter homes through plumbing chases, and create biohazard conditions inside walls and under bathtubs. This is not textbook knowledge. It is a lifetime of field research that no certification program teaches — outside of our own.

Our competitors are handed a study manual that mentions the word "gopher" twice — once noting it is an herbivore, once that it eats plants. They are not taught tunnel behavior, breeding cycles, colony structure, or species-specific removal. Instead, gophers are lumped into the generic category of "rodent," which authorizes the use of products designed for omnivores — an entirely different species. Those products do not work on pocket gophers. The EPA's own labeling confirms this.

We have already completed the research so you don't have to. Poisons, baits, water, gum, noise devices, vibration stakes, concrete barriers, chicken wire, rabbit fencing — none of it eliminates pocket gophers. Trapping does. Every time. Tens of thousands of farmers across the nation confirmed this through documented studies. We were part of that work.

Our mission has never changed in five generations: trap them quickly, don't make them suffer, don't harm other species, leave the property better than we found it, and give clients the honest facts so they don't waste their time, money, or patience on solutions that will never work.