Woodchuck Control Center

Electric Fence:
Mr. McGregor’s Fence® Kits (100 feet)
Mr. McGregor’s Fence® Extender Kit (50 feet)
Accessories and Components

Garden Protection
Horse and Livestock Protection Pasture and Field Measures

Repellant:
Ro-pel®

Smoke Bomb:
The Giant Destroyer®

Woodchuck Traps:
Havahart Live Traps

Who We Are:

The Woodchuck Control Center is a leading internet catalog store dedicated to getting rid of woodchucks.

What We Do:

This site provides brief information about how to deal with specific woodchuck problems (see our Woodchuck Problems and Solutions page) and also offers a wide range of pest control products (electric fencing, repellents, smoke bombs, and live traps) suited to dealing with woodchucks. Please note that we charge a $5 fee to fill orders totaling less than $15.

Our parent firm, the McGregor Fence Company, develops and sells deer and small animal control products. For those seeking to cope with problems caused by animals other than woodchucks, including deer, we recommend the following related web sites:

For rabbit problems: The Rabbit Control Center (rabbit control)
For raccoon and opossum problems: The Raccoon Control Center (raccoon control)
For squirrel problems: The Squirrel Control Center (squirrel control)
For general garden protection: The Garden Pest Control Center (garden animal control)
For vegetable garden protection: The McGregor Fence Company (mcgregorfence.com)
For deer fence (non-electric): The McGregor Fence Company at invisible deer fence.
For deer repellents and netting: The Deer Control Center (deer repellents)
For electric deer fence: The Deer-Shock Depot (electric deer fence)

Whatever Site You Use, We Pledge You:

A Large Inventory
Wide Product Choice
Lowest Prices
Prompt Delivery
Sound Advice
Satisfaction

How to Navigate This Site:

Our catalog is organized by product types, as follows:

Electric Fence
Live Traps
Repellent
Smoke Bomb

However, we recognize that different types of woodchuck problems demand different approaches; so we have a page providing brief advice on how to deal with some of the more common problems–including eradication of woodchucks from horse and livestock pastures; defending vegetable gardens against woodchucks; and protecting flower gardens. That page may be reached by clicking here.