Raccoon Behavior – Not so sweet and cuddly
[embedplusvideo height=”450″ width=”450″ editlink=”http://bit.ly/1vwKLk8″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/9XB1gZOkOdI?fs=1&vq=hd720″ vars=”ytid=9XB1gZOkOdI&width=450&height=450&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=1&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep2259″ /] This video is not the quality that I would have liked for it to have been but when your hand is accessible to the raccoon and it is obviously bothered by your presence you get…
Signs that you are dealing with a Raccoon – Raccoon Trapping
This picture is at a raccoon trapping job in Alpharetta area, right on the boundary so maybe it is Cumming. This shows where the raccoon feel through the soffit box. We wished we had video of her coming through. She survived the three story fall…
Raccoons can pose more of a threat than you think
Have you been upstairs in the attic or crawl spaces recently? It is possible that you have been hosting a raccoon through the winter and now that the spring has arrived she could have given birth to raccoon babies. That’s right, each spring many…
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We wanted to share a tidbit of advice since we are entering the summer season which elevates our calls for hornets, rats & snakes.
It is illegal to kill non-venomous snakes in the State of Georgia. Statistically more people are struck by a snake in the act of harassing it or attempting to kill it. If you see a snake make a decision to leave it alone or if you want it gone - call a professional to scour your yard and remove any snakes.
Here are some tips for attracting or harboring less snakes:
BRUSH & TRIMMING PILES: Remove brush piles/yard debris collections. Once the trimmings get wet or age it clumps together and make a nice firm "lid' for the snakes to crawl right under.
UNDER BUSHES: Trim bushes up at least 6 - 8 inches off the ground. Take away any potential hiding places.
GROUND COVER, LOW LYING BUSHES & IVY: Remove pine straw and substitute with mulch/pea gravel. Remove all ground cover which obstructs our view of the ground. If you have to have pine straw keep it as thin as possible. Thick pine straw makes a lid (like mentioned earlier) and creates a perfect den site.
HOLES: Fill in erosion or chipmunk holes as they appear. Snakes can't "dig holes" they are opportunistic though.
Stay safe out there!
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For the record statistically I read that most snake bites occur when someone is trying to kill a snake. It is illegal to kill non-venomous snakes in Georgia.
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