Beavers can seem cute, but they can also pose a danger to people. Although they are usually timid creatures, they can be fairly territorial and have a nasty bite. Beavers, while seemingly cute, can be a danger to children or pets if threatened. Beaver Territory Beavers [...]
When it comes to wild animals, it is easy to assume that they go where there is food. However, that may not always be the case. In urban and suburban areas, food sources like trash cans are often abundant enough that critters just need to be [...]
Raccoons are well-known for digging through garbage. But why do these bandits raid our trash cans? Raccoons, especially in urban areas, love to jump in or knock over trash cans for food. This article will explore why raccoons dumpster dive and how to reduce the risk [...]
When looking to buy a new home, it is always a good idea to inquire about wildlife issues on the property. Understanding the current or past issues the previous owner had with wildlife in the area can be vital information. This article will explore why it [...]
Opossums are more naturally inclined to forests, but they can adapt very well to urban and suburban environments. This scavenger loves to raid garbage cans and look for food near homes. But where do these nocturnal creatures hide during the day? This article will look at [...]
Trimming the trees on your property can be annoying, but doing so can help limit animals' access to your home. Longer tree branches can provide cover, access, and even cause damage that allows animals to intrude on your home. Tree trimming can help prevent intrusions from [...]
There are several DIY tricks to help keep critters away from your home, but they don't always work. There isn't always a simple way to keep raccoons and skunks out of your trash cans. One of the most popular upgrades to your home exterior for deterring [...]
Small critters like squirrels, rats, and moles can sometimes end up in your home’s plumbing. What can this mean for your home? This article will discuss wildlife in your home’s pipes and water systems. How Do Animals Get in the Plumbing? There are generally 3 ways [...]
Geese are known to be aggressive to humans and other animals. Canadian geese, especially. But why are they so hostile? They may honk, hiss, flap, or bite at people. If you have a goose on your property, they may be aggressive toward you and your family. [...]
Where there’s one mouse, there is likely a whole colony nearby. Mouse colonies are often very large and can get bigger very quickly. Mice can reproduce at a rapid rate throughout the year. Even a small group of mice can quickly explode into a full-on infestation. [...]
