It is baby time in nature. Spring is a time of birth as the world around us blooms. Mother nature is active as animals come out of hibernation and begin to reproduce. From April to June you may see more nuisance wildlife active at dusk and dawn, foraging for food to...
One of the most critical and often overlooked tasks for homeowners is to winterize their homes properly. These fall and early winter months are vital to keeping pests and nuisance wildlife from looking to make your home their winter get-a-way. What pests should you...
Ridge-Guard® protects your home from unwanted pests and nuisance wildlife entering the house via the roof. Most homeowners are unaware of the numerous ways these visitors enter a home. We have written about common places to check for pests, tips for a pest-free...
Finding a raccoon in your yard is not an unlikely event, nor is it cause for fear. Raccoons may seem very cute with their masked faces, but they can be dangerous and possibly carry disease. Do not attempt to engage with or capture a raccoon. Let's learn a little...
We have all done it at least once in the past seven days. We have left the garage door open while we run quickly to the post office or store. An open garage door is an invitation to pests and wildlife looking for a warm place to spend the day or night. Why are these...
Storms are more potent and less forgiving these days. Storm damage creates an easy entry into your home for pests and nuisance wildlife. Downed trees and power lines litter our streets and neighborhoods. The storm damage to homes is not always visible yet present....
Homeowners are spending more weekend hours working on their homes. We begin to hunker down and put away our summer furniture and stake our driveways for the snowplow in the fall. Nature is also looking to prepare for the winter months. Be watchful for these changes,...
The Mama Bear mindset is real, and her defense mechanisms exists to protect her newborn young. From the largest Grizzly to the smallest bunny rabbit an otherwise mild-mannered mother will get aggressive. Spring to mid-June is newborn time and Mother Nature is...
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