The Rodent RangerPrairie dogs · Gophers · Voles
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The Rodent Ranger’s UTV and PERC trailer on open pasture
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About The Rodent Ranger, rodent control on Colorado’s Front RangeA ranger’s eye for the ground.

Family-owned, run by Rich, a retired park ranger who served 24 years.

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The PERC trailer’s blue pressure tank and red hose reels, out on a colony
Rich’s PERC® trailer, out on a colony

The company

Family-owned, ranger-run.

The Rodent Ranger is a family-owned business, operated by Rich, a retired park ranger.

It brings 24 years as a ranger to one kind of problem: animals that dig.

Years on public land teach you to read the ground.

Which holes are active, which way a tunnel runs, where a colony is spreading.

That is most of the job before any equipment comes off the trailer.

The company’s own words: prompt service, pride in the work and complete satisfaction, “as that is how it should be.”

And: “We love our community and look forward to assisting our neighbors.”

  • Retired park ranger, 24 years as a ranger
  • Family-owned and operated
  • Prompt service, free estimates
  • 5.0 on Google from 6 reviews

The equipment

A new rig, and the original.

Rich has a new rig on the road, and the original still goes out on jobs too.

  • The Rodent Ranger’s new black Polaris Ranger towing the blue PERC trailer across a dry pasture, foothills behind
    The new rig, foothills behind
  • Side view of the new rig: a black Polaris Ranger hitched to the PERC trailer with its blue tank and red hose reels
    Polaris Ranger and PERC® trailer
  • The new rig parked on a job, a red hose running out to a probe beside an orange marker flag
    Hose out to a flagged burrow
Farm fields and cottonwoods on the Colorado plains

Who it works with

From a backyard to a reservoir.

The client list is wide.

Homeowners, farmers and ranchers, city grounds and open space departments, private schools, and water departments.

The common thread is ground that needs to stay solid.

A pasture a horse can run on, a ball field a kid can play on, a bank that holds water.

Google reviews

People who called Rich.

5.06 reviews on GoogleRated 5.0 out of 5 on Google from 6 reviews. Read them on Google.

Service area

Milliken to the whole Front Range.

Rich is based in Milliken and covers the Front Range up to 125 miles out.

Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Johnstown and Denver are all on the route, along with the Boulder County towns below.

Gunbarrel: Photo: Zach Dischner, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Niwot: Photo: Jeffrey Beall, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Longmont: Photo: Tyler Cipriani, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Service area map Map of Colorado’s northern Front Range. Home base is Milliken, between Greeley and Loveland. Marked towns: Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Johnstown, Milliken, Longmont, Niwot, Gunbarrel, Boulder and Denver. The service area covers the plains along the foothills, up to 125 miles from Milliken. FOOTHILLS 25 34 119 FORT COLLINSLOVELANDGREELEYJOHNSTOWNMILLIKENHOME BASELONGMONTNIWOTGUNBARRELBOULDERDENVER THE WHOLE FRONT RANGE UP TO 125 MI OUT N ↑
Home base is Milliken. Towns placed to scale; the service area runs up to 125 miles out.

Free estimates · Open 24 hours

Holes in the yard? Call the Ranger.

Say what is digging and where. The walk-through and estimate are free.

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Tell Rich what is digging.

A quick description is plenty: what you are seeing, roughly how many holes, and where.

Rich calls back and sets a time to walk the land.

  • Call or text(970) 301-8724
  • HoursOpen 24 hours, every dayAs listed on Google
  • PricingFree estimate, priced per holeSet once the land is walked
  • Based inMilliken, COServing the Front Range, up to 125 miles out

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