A raccoon in the attic may sound like a simple removal job, but physically chasing or grabbing a wild animal inside a confined attic can be dangerous. The raccoon may be hidden, defensive, protecting young, or one of several animals—and simply removing it doesn't address how it entered the home.
Read MoreRaccoons are solitary animals, except during the breeding season, which occurs from late January to early March. During this time, male raccoons, also known as boars, will roam in search of females, or sows.
Read MoreWe know them as “Trash Pandas”, “Ringtails”, and “Masked Bandits”, but many are unaware of the habits and behaviors of the raccoons that frequent our neighborhoods and sometimes our homes.
Read MoreBefore you start thinking Huntsman Wildlife has no place in wildlife control if we are not going to do a thorough inspection INCLUDING the attic, let me give you the top three reasons we will decide not to inspect the attic at that time.
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