About Sean

Wildlife specialist on the team with a concentrated knowledge on wildlife damage management and rodent control.  Involved in the pest management field throughout his entire working career (over 15 years).  Apart from broad wildlife and rodent control expertise Sean also has a strong entomology background centered around arthropod control and termite litigation investigation.

Sean’s dissertation entitled IMPACTS OF TWO TEMPORAL ROTATIONS FROM A NONTOXIC BAIT TO A CHOLECACLIFEROL RODENTICIDE ON WILD HOUSE MOUSE Mus musculus L. CONSUMPTION, BAIT STATION INTERACTION, AND MOVEMENTS focused on researching the behavioral response of house mice to various baiting strategies by monitoring bait consumption, movements, bait station visits, and population dynamics in a field setting.

In addition to serving as a consultant for NIPCAM Sean also services the upstate of South Carolina and adjacent areas with residential wildlife management and human wildlife conflict services.