Tennessee Trappers

07/10/2025

Got Bees? The Bee Guys have you covered. Like , Follow and share for crazy videos and pics of Bee infestations and Removals

06/07/2025

Stay tuned to see what the BUZZzz is all about!

06/06/2025

Have you noticed honey bees entering your roofline, soffit, or walls? There may be an active colony inside your structure.

We offer safe and environmentally friendly honey bee removal services, focused on preserving and relocating the bees—not exterminating them. No pesticides, no sprays—just a responsible approach to protecting these vital pollinators.

✅ Live removals from structures
✅ Drywall, soffit, and roofline access
✅ Colony relocation to responsible apiaries
✅ Clean, respectful, and professional service

📩 Send a message for more info or to schedule an inspection or call 615-424-2586

Help protect our pollinators—reach out if you see honey bees in or around your home.

01/09/2022

03/11/2021

What's the biggest birds nest you've seen? Here's one we discovered in an attic today.

03/11/2021

Those cute little birds that are landing on or around your house are beginning to nest. If you see birds or lots of droppings on your roof, its a good chance they are building a nest in your roof or attic! You may think it's just a bird nest but do you know what BIRD MITES ARE ??? CALL TODAY FOR A FREE INSPECTION. 616-424-2586

03/04/2021

Removal and prevention of some " unwanted cast members " from the Pull Tight Theatre. For the City of Franklin Tn.

03/02/2021

Can you see the culprit? Animals can do major damage if left inside your home! Call today for your FREE INSPECTION 615-424-2586

02/18/2021

Squirrels will use alot of things for nesting, including Grannies pantyhose! 🤣🤣😂

03/18/2018

02/19/2018

Charlie Stephenson of Alabaster, Al has a special visitor. This yellow cardinal has a rare mutation that knocks out the pathway for production of red pigments, according to Geoffrey Hill of Auburn University. While rare, a yellow cardinal turns up somewhere in the U.S. almost every year.
Thanks Charlie, for capturing this image of a beautiful bird!