Sarasota, FL Strange Raccoons

Sarasota, FL Strange Raccoons Trapping and Removal

 

 

Raccoons have learned to thrive in urban areas; thanks to their ingenious survivor skills.

Raccoons walk the urban environment like they own it. Versus squirrels who skitter from tree to tree like it is their own domain.
There are 7 species or raccoons in the world, but only one known as the North American Raccoon- Procyon lotor.

Some other facts about raccoons are:

1) Raccoons are omnivorous meaning that they eat almost anything however, they prefer sweet foods.
2) They have excellent vision at night.
3) Their predators are: Foxes, wolves, alligators, bobcats, coyotes, and owls. Otherwise no natural enemies except an irate homeowner.
4) They go on the move when they are hungry – if food sources are low in wild and high near near humans, that is what moves them.
5) They are usually are not found far from trees.
6) Procyon lotor- is the scientific name and “Lotor” means washer.
7) They are powerful animals- Most adult raccoons are more powerful than most adult dogs.
8) Raccoons always mate during spring.
9) They use a common latrine.
10) They are good swimmers- a young raccoon can swim 150 meters across a river or lake.

Raccoons are Bold and are Good Swimmers! [Manatee County Removal]

Raccoons are Bold and are Good Swimmers!

For more information and a FREE INSPECTION/ESTIMATE in Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, Sarasota or surrounding areas, please Call 1-866-263-WILD or (941)729-2103. We are your expert for humane and technologically advanced raccoon trapping and removal in Manatee county.

Raccoons are usually not intimidated by people and they are also good at swimming. Combine those two traits together and you are at risk of losing your munchies. That is what this paddle boarder found out near the shore line of a North American river.  This paddlers amazement turned into fear when she observed the raccoon swimming out toward her kayak. All of a sudden, he grabbed her knapsack full of treats and she had to engage in a tug of war to get them back! After a real minor altercation and a gentle bonk on the head, the raccoon stepped away in defeat. Not to worry fella, there are always plenty of garbage cans out there that won’t fight with you! Check out our post on how to keep raccoons out of trash cans here!  

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Do you have an issue with raccoons?

For more information or a FREE ESTIMATE on raccoon removal in Manatee county please call 1-866-263-WILD or (941)729-2103 and speak with a trusted professional. We would like to be your local expert and learn about your current situation. Call us now! We specialize in humane wildlife trapping and we take pride in using the most advanced technology which is the least invasive to you and your property. 

Crazy Things Raccoons Do [Manatee County]

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If you or your pet is bitten by any wild animal, you are urged to seek medical treatment.

 

Crazy Things Raccoons Do [Manatee County]

Unprovoked Raccoon Attacks, Bites, 13-Year Old Girl

June 5, 2017

Here is the scenario. It could have been the most normal father and daughter stroll around the neighborhood, but it became an emergency room visit. The reason was that a raccoon came out of the bushes and bit a little girl on the leg–totally unprovoked!

It was described that in late May evening around 5:45 a father and 13 year old daughter were walking and talking together near the entrance of their neighborhood subdivision around the Cape Coral, FL area. The daughter was said to be less than 5 feet in front of the father when she heard a growling noise from the bushes, followed by a raccoon coming at her that immediately bit on to her leg. When she screamed, the raccoon finally let go.

By the way, if you see raccoons around your property, or think you have them present in your home, please contact a professional! You can click to contact us here 24/7 at Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. or call 1-866-263-WILD or 729-2103. 

It was thought that either the raccoon was rabid or trying to protect her babies. The animal caused the girls shin to bleed and the father immediately took her to the hospital for treatment. According to the Center for Disease Control, when a human is bitten by an animal, at first there may not be any symptoms. But weeks, or even months after a bite, rabies can cause pain, fatigue, headaches, fever, and irritability. These are followed by seizures, hallucinations, and paralysis. Human rabies are almost always fatal.

According to the Center for Disease Control, when a human is bitten by an animal, at first there may not be any symptoms. But weeks, or even months after a bite, rabies can cause pain, fatigue, headaches, fever, and irritability. These are followed by seizures, hallucinations, and paralysis. Human rabies are almost always fatal.

She was given two shots, and advised to return on day 3,7 and 14 for further treatment. Although costs can vary, a course of rabies treatment commonly exceeds $3,000.

Please use caution around any wildlife out there!

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Free Raccoon Removal Manatee County

Providing information to you with regards to Free Raccoon Removal in Manatee County

 

Do you have an overturned trash can with it’s lid gone missing? An empty place where you previously had fruit or vegetables in your garden area? Did you happen to notice any noises in the attic or chimney area recently? If yes, you may have a raccoon issue. Chances are that you would like to find a free raccoon removal service in Manatee County.

 

Are all raccoons really bad?

 

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A group of raccoons looking innocent.

No they are not, however they can be quite menacing and naughty. It has to do with their true nature because this is how they were created, in order to survive and adapt to different surroundings. The reason why a lot of folks think they are bad is due to the amount of damage and trouble they can cause. They can break, destroy and bring major disorder into your home and life. How can they do this? Raccoons are very adaptable and have many different abilities.  They will make every attempt to gain entry into your home, whether it is through an opening in a soffit, vent, or even chewing through a rotten area on your roof.

Is there a free raccoon removal service available in Manatee County?

 

If a raccoon has already settled in your attic or chimney, you could expect a more costly expenditure than what a free raccoon removal service would offer.  Why is that? First of all, if the work requires risks, then only an expert should be able to do this, and there would be a cost associated with that. [THE WORK REQUIRES RISKS] Secondly, does the service provided involve long work? Would it require an overnight process as well as return visits? That would mean more expensive work as it would be rather time consuming.  [TO TRAP REPEATED ANIMALS AND SEAL ALL THE ENTRY POINTS WOULD REQUIRE RETURN VISITS]

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A raccoon that is not shy. Please note – don’t ever back one of these animals into a corner.

Thirdly, how is the raccoon?

Each raccoon is unique and one must never guess as to any raccoon’s temperament. Some raccoons are not shy at all, if that is the case, you should definitely NOT corner them. If by chance you are facing a mother raccoon, or a sick raccoon, that is particularly dangerous and so therefore, would certainly not be  a free raccoon removal in Manatee County.  Nuisance Wildlife removal, Inc. provides a professional raccoon removal service in Manatee and other surrounding areas, and we would like to hear about your particular situation and be your trusted expert.

Now that you understand the modus operandi of raccoons, you can understand that these are wild animals looking to survive and pro-create and will do whatever they require, in order to be sure nature has her way. So therefore, in order to get rid of them, this is a professional service that merits a cost. Therefore there is not a free raccoon removal in Manatee County. Please call a licensed wildlife removal professional to assist you with the protection of your home and your property today.

Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. is your expert for raccoon removal in Manatee County. Call today to talk with a professional wildlife technician. For more information and a FREE estimate call 1-866-263-WILD or 941-729-2103.

 

 

Raccoon Removal Service Tampa

Raccoon Removal Service Tampa

One of the most challenging jobs that we deal with as a nuisance wildlife control professional, is the unthinkable… Raccoons in the attic, yes you read that right, raccoons in the attic! Let me assure you, that this is not an easy thing to take care of! It is definitely not something that you would want to attempt yourself. One of the main reasons would be, that that there are almost ALWAYS baby raccoons in the attic, along with an adult female. The young are generally helpless and in a small, tight, hard to access area of the attic, and can not be trapped. They must be removed by hand which means that you have to go in to the attic and face the mother raccoon that is up there protecting her babies! I’m sure you can imagine that this would not be a good scene for the average homeowner, she will be overly protective and aggressive, you should definitely leave this task to a professional. Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. is your trusted professional to call for any raccoon removal service you might need in Tampa, Lakewood Ranch  and other surrounding areas. When a certified and licensed professional is hired, then the babies can be removed, the mother trapped and all can be reunited/relocated together and no one gets hurt in the process.

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Raccoon climbing down a tree close to a structure.

Here is the general process of “evicting” a mother raccoon and her babies:

Step One: Complete inspection of the exterior will be done to determine the entry point (generally a roof line that soffit has been pushed up or an open soffit vent). If it is an accessible area a trap will be placed on the roof and secured to catch her upon exit.

Step Two: The certified wildlife technician will go into the attic to inspect and locate the nesting site, of course using extreme caution as the mother raccoon will most likely be in there protecting her young. Generally she will get spooked and head towards the entry/exit point, which is what we hope for. If she does, then she will be caught in the trap that was placed on the exterior. If not she may have to be removed with a control pole or just left to exit on her own and trapped when doing so. Once the nest has been located the babies will be removed by hand using heavy duty leather gloves and placed into a small transport trap. On occasion we may have to use the babies to attract the mother raccoon out, by placing them by the trap on the exterior, each situation varies and is handled accordingly. This same method would hold true if she was not in the attic at the time of removal. We also use a predator scent when evicting raccoons from an attic, as this is generally used when the babies cannot be located or they are in an area that is not humanely possible for us to access. The scent is an all natural scent that is disbursed throughout the attic and makes the mother raccoon think that there is something in the attic that would harm her, or her young at which point she will actually remove all the babies from the attic to a safer nesting area.

Step Three: After all of the raccoons have been removed from the attic, it is imperative that the openings on the exterior get closed up. This again is something that a professional should do, making sure it is done in a manor,  that the animals will not be able to penetrate it again. Not only to keep other raccoons out, but also to prevent other animals from entering. The raccoons that were living in the attic, left behind their scent/odors, and in many cases that is an attractant to other wildlife. Not to mention the various droppings and other matter that they leave behind, which often must be cleaned up so your home is once again a safe, healthy living environment.

Call Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. today, to humanely solve your wildlife problems, and wildlife proof your property! 866-263-WILD or 941-729-2103.

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Entry point of raccoon(s).

Raccoon Trapping Sarasota

Humane Wildlife Removal and Control Experts on Raccoon Trapping Sarasota

 

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Did you hear a strange sound, like a bump in the night? Well that’s exactly what these Sarasota residents heard. What was it? A raccoon tore the flashing and soffet down and made its way into the attic. The reason this happened was because the fascia had rotted and made an easy entry for the raccoon. Nuisance Wildlife Removal can raccoon trap in Sarasota and remove these pesky critters.. give us a call 866-263-WILD.

What Can You Do to Keep Raccoons out of Trash Cans?

How Do I keep Raccoons out of Trash Cans?

Raccoons are cute, furry animals with little masks that most people find adorable as long as they are not going after their trash. Even though the furry little beasts are cute, it is not cute to have them in your trash can. They are smart animals so it is very hard to keep them out of the garbage. In some cases, raccoon trapping and raccoon removal are options that need to be performed.

Call Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. today, to humanely solve your wildlife problems, and wildlife proof your home. 1-866-263-WILD.

How to keep raccoons out of trash
How to keep raccoons out of trash

It is one of the things that you may need for when you are looking or the type of options to get rid of the raccoons. You may be looking for removal options.When it come to keeping raccoons out of your trash can, the best defense is a good offense. You should buy a garbage can with a locking lid. That is the best way to keep raccoons out of trash cans! Also, brightly colored Christmas lights hung above the trash can keep predators, namely Rocky and friends, away from your trash. Also sprinkling a bit of ammonia on the bags and around the trash cans can keep clever raccoons away.

If you have tried all the above simple solutions, and are still having a problem you may have to resort to trapping and raccoon removal.

Call Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. today, to humanely solve your wildlife problems, and wildlife proof your home. 1-866-263-WILD.

There are two ways to do raccoon trapping and removal. The safest way, and the easiest is to hire professional exterminators to do it, However, a careful homeowner can do it themselves.

The first step in raccoon trapping and removal is to purchase a large trap, It should be Purchase a large cage trap, at least 32x10x12, It should be debris free, bait with marshmallows or white bread. Monitor the trap frequently as you don’t want to leave an animal suffering in the cold or heat. Wear thick gloves when relocating the animal. Drive any captured raccoons at least 10 miles away, to keep them from returning.

Call Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. today, to humanely solve your wildlife problems, and wildlife proof your home. 1-866-263-WILD.

Note that if you don’t fix what caused your raccoon infestation in the first place, you are going to have repeat business. Invest in pest free trash cans with locking lids, and never leave your garbage cans open as this can attract pests easily.

 

What are those Noises?

What are those noises that I am hearing?

This homeowner had been hearing noises for about a month. It was a Raccoon that was getting in through her soffit area and had made a nest and had babies down in a wall of her home. We were able to remove 5 babies and trap the mom.

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Call Nuisance Wildlife Removal, Inc. today, to humanely solve your wildlife problems, and wildlife proof your home. 866-263-WILD or 729-2103.