Opossum tracks in the snow. Notice the tail dragging! One of the easiest ways to identify opossum is the tail drag.
Posted on Mar 2, 2021 by Suburban Wildlife Solutions, LLC
A 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 MoreFrom early September till late April, we receive a steady flow of squirrel complaints calls. Usually the squirrels are living in the callers home or other building such as a garage or pole building. Some of these squirrels probably lived in these structures during the summer months too, but as the colder weather hits, both […]
Read MoreSuburban Wildlife Solutions provided friendly, fast and affordable removal of an unwanted wood chuck in our yard. I would highly recommend their services. Kylie Moreau
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Read MoreBusy season is upon us and it is often difficult to keep your equipment clean! In the morning I was working on finishing a squirrel exclusion on the exterior of a home. Due to the wet spring, the yard is soft and muddy. This afternoon I am inspecting an attic through the interior of a […]
Read MoreSkunks tend to live under porches, patios, sheds, and crawl spaces and usually exit at night as they are a nocturnal animal. Skunks are not only a nuisance because of their smell, but they do raid trash cans, dig holes in lawns looking for earthworms, grubs and insects. They are also very poor climbers and […]
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 MoreFirst days back after a full week of training in New Orleans. Thank you National Wildlife Control Operators Association for an overall awesome week of spot on training, new products, and new ideas. Also a shout out to Michael Tucker for telling me the training would be worth the trip. Man was he right! […]
Read MoreFirst days back after a full week of training in New Orleans. Thank you National Wildlife Control Operators Association for an overall awesome week of spot on training, new products, and new ideas. Also a shout out to Michael Tucker for telling me the training would be worth the trip. Man was he right! Already implementing […]
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