Experts from Critter Control
- by wpengineHomeowners in Beaumont were hearing a ruckus on their roof and in their attic late at night. Feeling nervous, they called us to investigate what could be causing this. We found evidence of a raccoon. There was a large hole under the roof return. Inside the attic, there was damaged insulation from droppings. To make […]
- by wpengineSummer in Green Bay means more time outdoors—backyard barbecues, hiking, camping, and enjoying Wisconsin’s beautiful natural spaces. But you’re not the only one taking advantage of the warm weather. Wildlife activity peaks in the summer, and while many animals are harmless from a distance, some can cause problems if they move too close to home. At Critter Control in Green […]
- by wpengineAs summer arrives in Green Bay, people and wildlife alike become more active. Longer days and warmer weather mean more time spent outdoors, but they also bring a spike in wildlife encounters—some of which can pose serious health risks. One of the most concerning dangers during the summer months is exposure to rabies. Rabies is a viral […]
- by wpengineSpring is the time when leaves turn green; daffodils, tulips, and lilacs bloom; grass starts growing, and love is in the air for those pesky critters. With urban sprawl all around us, critters such as birds, squirrels and raccoons have adapted to co-exist with humans by nesting in attics or crawlspaces, chimneys, in or under […]
- by Alex DeckardWith the onset of our region’s rainy weather, we at Critter Control have noticed that, especially at this time of year, critters are starting to look for warm places to stay as it gets colder. This is a great time to conduct a comprehensive preventive inspection of the home. This includes looking for weakened foundation, […]
Experts from Trutech Wildlife Service
- by AlexOne of the reasons DIY rat control fails is on prevention. If you don’t protect your home after rat trapping, you will be vulnerable to future infestations. Rats reproduce quickly and will leave pheromone trails that other rats can follow. When other rat populations get too large, they can follow the trails right into your […]
- by AlexSeeing a squirrel dart across the roof isn’t necessarily cause for concern. Squirrels regularly travel across rooftops as they move between trees, feeding areas, and potential nesting sites. However, repeated activity around the same section of the roof can indicate that squirrels are using your home for more than a convenient shortcut. Many homeowners first […]
- by Thomas WardPlease explain what you should do if you find baby raccoons – all courses of action should emphasize safety for both you and the raccoons, and should be humane? If you find babies of any species outdoors you should almost always just leave them alone. Seeing young doesn’t mean they are abandoned or in trouble, […]
- by AlexSeeing a raccoon on the roof late at night can be unsettling, especially if you start hearing movement overhead. Roof activity is often a sign that the animal is searching for food, shelter, or a way into your attic or chimney. Raccoons are strong climbers and highly adaptable animals. Once they find an easy route […]
- by Trutech WildlifeSnakes come to our yards for the same reasons other animals do: for food, water, and shelter. Most homeowners would agree that we don’t want one slithering past us as we’re gardening, let alone in our house. Understanding when snakes are active, what attracts them, and how they behave around homes can help reduce unwanted […]