Lorene Whitecloud
Owner and licensed applicator
Lorene runs the firm and does the written plans. She walks the first farms herself and will tell you if the answer is to fix a door.
About us
A family business that works on farms
We started as a rodent business for farms because that is where the call comes from here: feed rooms, bins, barns and the shop.
We walk every building ourselves, we write down what we find, and we tell you when the answer is a better door and not a trap. We're a family firm of six working out of Sioux Falls, and most of what we do happens in the lane, not at the desk.
A walk-through before a plan
A written list of every opening
Sealing first, trapping second
A follow-up check, not a handshake
Who comes to your lane
The people on the farm walk
Six of us in all: the four below, and two seasonal technicians in fall and spring.
Chaske Whitecloud
Field lead
Chaske leads the bin and barn walks and runs the sealing crew.
Orlin Janssen
Technician, sealing and carpentry
Orlin does the metal and the carpentry: doors, sweeps, mesh and trim.
Neema Kamara
Scheduling and farm accounts
Neema keeps the calendar around your harvest and your calving, and sends the text before we pull in.
How we work
Three habits
- 01
Look before we talk
We walk every building before we say what it needs.
- 02
Write down every opening
You get the list, by building, and you can check our work against it.
- 03
Seal before we bait
Most farms need little or no bait once the openings are closed.
Say hello
Call, text or send a note. We'd rather hear about it early.