A Detail Most Companies Won't Tell You

Texas and Oklahoma have real, different rules for what you're legally allowed to do with a trapped animal, and it matters. In Texas, raccoons, skunks, and other rabies-vector species can't legally be transported more than 10 miles from where they were trapped, and only permitted operators can move them at all under Texas Parks and Wildlife Department authorization. Oklahoma runs its own Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator permit system through the Department of Wildlife Conservation, covering a defined list of species and requiring annual renewal.

This is one of the reasons DIY trapping causes more problems than it solves; it's easy to end up out of compliance without realizing it. Working with a licensed operator means the removal is handled correctly under whichever state's rules apply to your property.