Minimum
$250
The floor for every call, regardless of animal size.
Large Animal Removal
Dead animal on the property? We come get it.
Horses, cattle, hogs, goats, sheep — picked up and hauled to a licensed disposal site, usually the same day you call.
Standard
$275
Horse, cow, or similar. Flat ground, truck access, within 20 miles of Fruitland.
Difficult access
+$150
Down in mud, behind a fence, no truck access — added to the base once we see it.
$250 minimum
Every call starts at $250 — that covers the trip out, handling, and disposal, even for a single goat or a quick, easy pickup. It's a floor, not a teaser rate.
20 miles included
Pickup within 20 road miles of Fruitland is in the price. Beyond that it's $4 per mile, one way, quoted up front before we roll.
Same-day when we can
Idaho requires disposal within 72 hours of death. Call as soon as you find the animal and we'll usually make it out the same day.
What we take
- Horses
- Cattle
- Hogs
- Goats and sheep
- Other livestock — call and ask
The animal goes straight to a licensed rendering or disposal facility — no burial on your end, and you stay compliant with Idaho's disposal rules. Call first if you're not sure it's a fit: (208) 740-3044.
Questions, answered
- What's the $250 minimum for?
- It covers the trip out, handling, and disposal fees, even for a single small animal or a fast, easy pickup. It's the floor for every call — nothing prices below it.
- What counts as "difficult access"?
- An animal down in mud, behind a locked gate, in deep timber, or anywhere our trailer can't back up to. We'll confirm the surcharge before we load anything.
- How fast can you get there?
- Idaho requires disposal within 72 hours of death. Call as soon as you can and we'll usually make it out same day.
- Where does the animal go?
- A licensed rendering or disposal facility — never left on-site, never your problem after we load it.