K & K Wildlife Services

Here are few gators that were removed from pools after the storm passed.

Removed and relocated this Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake from the beach on the south end of the island.

Another gator removed from the ocean.

Yellow-crowned Night Heron

American Alligator egg
The egg is dead, the nest was raided by a racc**n and this one was rolled out of the nest.

Swimming pool catch and release.

Another fed gator!

More baby c**n pics.

Mom and babies removed from an attic and relocated to a nice oak tree in the middle of nowhere.

Racc**n removal and relocation.

Removed this big boy from the library entrance at H. E. McCracken Middle School this morning.

Another gator from a pool.

Please watch your pets, another dog killed by a gator today.

Please keep a close eye on your pets! Today we had to remove a gator from Sea Pines for killing a bulldog.

This came in the mail a few days ago.

https://www.wtoc.com/2024/04/23/wildlife-specialists-discuss-reptile-safety-ahead-warmer-months/

Wildlife specialists discuss reptile safety ahead of warmer months Warmer weather means alligators are crawling around the Lowcountry.

Removed and relocated from a tidal pool on Singleton Beach today. Called in as around 3’ but was 7’ with about a foot of tail missing from a recent fight with another gator.

Stuck in a drainpipe for months, 6-foot Hilton Head alligator freed to roam again

Today one of the communities on Hilton Head Island realized that a gator has been stuck in a 12” drainage pipe since October. I successfully rescued and released him today. You will see in the pictures and video that the gator is pretty beat up and having a little trouble walking but it should make a full recovery.

Had to take this big boy back to water today! Almost 11’ and looked like he got beat up and chased out of the lagoon by a bigger gator.

Racc**n removal