Kurt at Suburban Wildlife Solutions was great to work with. He came out very quickly, assessed the situation and placed several traps to catch the Woodchuck(s) in my yard. After one day, we caught one woodchuck and one raccoon. The great thing is, Suburban will pick up the live animals and re-set the traps for […]
Read MoreA recent caller said she had something ripping apart her basement! She did not know what it was, but the water heater did not work and they were afraid to go downstairs because of all the noise! After doing the inspection and visiting with the customer, it was found that a hole in the roof […]
Read MoreSoffit dormers can be a favorite access point for female raccoons. The soffits and fascia that are only made of aluminum can be pulled down very easily by a female raccoon looking for a nesting spot. Raccoons have been known to pull down the aluminum and then chew threw the wood to gain access […]
Read MoreAs spring arrives and children start enjoying outdoors, please keep sandbox safety in mind. Sandboxes can become litter boxes for feral cats and raccoons and according to the CDC raccoon latrines, or common waste area may contain Raccoon Roundworm. Couple easy prevention tips is to keep sandboxes covered if possible and have children keep their […]
Read MoreStill doing coyote, rabbit, and a few raccoon jobs, but as the slower season for wildlife and animal removal arrives, I have had time to review some of the photos I took last year and remember how blessed I am to work in and with the nature that God created!
Read MoreRaccoons, also known as the “Masked Bandit” are a popular nuisance and like to make homes in attics, chimneys, under porches and decks, and garages. They have become comfortable around humans and have adapted well to finding food in bird feeders, pet food bowls, garbage cans, and gardens. Common reasons for raccoon removals: Damage to […]
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