Whether you need emergency dead animal removal, wildlife carcass disposal, or routine dead deer pickup, our licensed and insured team provides reliable, humane, and environmentally responsible carcass removal.

Decomposing animals can spread disease, attract scavengers like vultures and coyotes, and create foul odors that linger. Contact us today for affordable, professional dead deer removal and let our experts handle the problem quickly and efficiently.

IF YOU ARE REPORTING A DEAD DEER ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD or HIGHWAY…  PLEASE DON’T CALL US – We are not the City or County. 

I made each of the cities (BELOW) clickable and each page has the phone number for you to call when it is on City or County property or right of way.  We do not know the individual numbers when you call

Click these: Alpharetta, Big Canoe, Cumming, Johns Creek, Suwanee, Gainesville, Dawsonville, Ellijay, Milton, Duluth

We Remove Dead Deer from Private Property – No Hassle, No Headaches

We remove deer that are:

• Stuck on fences (extra charge if cutting is required)
• In pools, streams, or creeks (water removals incur an upcharge)
• In ponds or lakes (kayak retrieval adds a fee)

Let’s be honest—you’ve got a dead deer and want it gone fast. Here’s what matters:

• ✅ Low Prices – Often half the cost of competitors
• ✅ Fast Turnaround – Same-day or next-day service
• ✅ Holiday & Weekend Pickup – When available (slight upcharge)
• ✅ No Need to Be Home – We’ll handle it and send you the receipt

Note: We are a family-owned, for-profit wildlife removal company, not a government agency. Our services include a fee.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do your provide Dead deer removal near me?

A: We do remove dead deer off private property. When you google search for “near me” you not only get people near you (if location services are on) but you also will get websites that have near me in their pages. Example: right here. Now this is one our page.

Q: What is the Dead deer removal cost?

A: Our dead deer removal prices are some of the lowest we’ve heard of. Some businesses charge double or even triple what we charge. Starting at $175 and going up from there.

Q: Do you do dead deer carcass removal?

A: It doesn’t have to be an intact deer for us to be willing to remove it. We have removed parts of deer from yards for over a decade.

Q: What do I do if I have a dead deer in my yard?

A:  If the deer is in your private property and not at the city’s right-of-way the City nor County will normally get it. You have two choices at this point… drag it to the road and call the city or hire a company like ours who specializes in wildlife removal and does handle dead animal pickup for an affordable price.

Q: Can you touch a dead deer?

A: Yes! However we would highly recommend if you do touch (move) a dead deer that you use gloves and do a head-to-toe tick check as well as change your clothes in the garage and leave the clothes that you had on in the garage for a couple days. You do not want to bring fleas, flea eggs or ticks inside your home.

Q: What do you do when a deer dies in your yard?

A: You have three options: Move it to the curb and call the City/County to remove it. It could take up to a week.

Q: How long does it take for a dead deer to start smelling?

A: That completely depends on the outside temperature and if it is in direct sunlight.

Q: Can you get sick from breathing in a dead animal smell?

A: We are not medical professionals. I think that should be directed to someone in the scientific or medical industry. But my “opinion” is just to smell the odor from outside while inside your home… NO!

Q: How long does a dead deer last?

A: That completely depends on the outside temperature and if it is in direct sunlight.