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Huntsville Wildlife Control
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Our company is Huntsville Wildlife Pest Control and we operate a professional wildlife removal company based out of Huntsville, Alabama. Examples of common jobs that we do include the removal of squirrels in attics, complete rat removal and prevention, removal of bats from buildings, bird prevention, raccoon trapping, snake removal, and more. We remove dead animals from homes, repair wildlife damage, and clean up wildlife waste and attics.
Huntsville Wildlife Pest Control is licensed and insured in the state of Alabama. We service both residential and commercial projects throughout Huntsville. Give us a call any time at 256-274-0275 and we will listen to you describe your wildlife problem, and schedule an appointment to solve your animal problem.
We primarily service the greater Huntsville area, but will travel further for many types of jobs. We offer the following services:
Huntsville Critter Advice: armadillo removal - opossum removal - fox removal - bat removal - skunk removal - rat removal - mole removal - weasel removal
We service the greater Hunstville area, all of Madison County, and the towns of Ardmore, Athens, Belle Mina, Big Cove, Brownsboro, Capshaw, Decatur, East Limestone, Elkmont, Gurley, Harvest, Hazel Green, Laceys Spring, Madison, Meridianville, Monrovia, Moores Mill, New Hope, New Market, Owens Cross Roads, Redstone Arsenal, Toney, Triana, Union Hill, and more.
How to get raccoons out of attic
The warm, dry, dark attic is one of those places where raccoons and other critters like to create dens away from the dangers of the outside world. Getting raccoons out of the attic can be difficult and dangerous. The first thing you need to do, if you’re going to ignore any laws that state you can’t kill raccoons, is to find where the animal is coming in and out of the house. Racoons will leave a sizeable hole in your roof where they are entering; get out you ladder and go investigate. Do not close up the hole, even if you are certain the raccoon isn’t currently in the attic. There will probably be a litter of babies inside, and the female raccoon will be back to retrieve them. Anything you put up will be torn down unless it is extremely sturdy. Even then, if the raccoon can’t get in there, she’ll move to a new location and attempt to tear that area open. The best way to handle this is to wait for the raccoon to re-enter the home and then attach a cage trap to the exit hole. When you enter the attic, this should scare the mother through the opening and into the cage trap.
Huntsville Wildlife Tip: Information About Alabama Beavers
Beaver are among the largest Huntsville to ever exist in the world of today. They are more commonly found in the lakes or the river banks where there is an increased activity. They are known to physically adapt to the environment where they are and therefore, it is very important that you get to learn something about them.
Appearance
Beavers are large, in fact, in the rodent’s family; they are known to be a part of largest living rodents. The Alabama beavers are very specialized in what they do and identifying them is the easiest part.
- Size; there are two types of Huntsville beavers, there is the American beaver and then there are the Eurasian beavers. However, that should not deter you, both are of the same size only that the latter has a small skull and also they have smaller tails than the American beavers.
- The tail; this is another feature that you ought to look at if you really want to identify the beavers. The beaver’s tail is flattened, that is the first thing to tell you that what you are dealing with is a beaver, secondly, the Alabama beavers tail is covered with scales.
- Their feet; the beavers feet are webbed something that is so rarely to find with all the other rodents.
- The fur; beavers have very thick fur that is reddish brown in color. Therefore, identifying the beaver becomes a very easy thing to do.
Therefore, these are only the small things that you are supposed to look at if you want to identify the Huntsville beaver.
Biology
Beavers have very large teeth, and also, this is coupled with a very strong jaw. The teeth if not properly maintained, they will continue to grow throughout the Alabama beaver’s lifetime and therefore, the beaver have to keep them checked and in a tight level and that is why you will find that the beaver will want to occasionally gnaw over thing. They have successfully adapted to the semi-aquatic conditions with some pair of nostrils that are flexibly closable and they also have some transparent eye casing.
Past Alabama Wildlife Removal Articles:
How to Get Rid Of Alabama Pigeons
Alabama Deer Prevention Tips
Information About Alabama Beavers
Our company is Huntsville Wildlife Pest Control and we operate a professional wildlife removal company based out of Huntsville, Alabama. Examples of common jobs that we do include the removal of squirrels in attics, complete rat removal and prevention, removal of bats from buildings, bird prevention, raccoon trapping, snake removal, and more. We remove dead animals from homes, repair wildlife damage, and clean up wildlife waste and attics.
Huntsville Wildlife Pest Control is licensed and insured in the state of Alabama. We service both residential and commercial projects throughout Huntsville. Give us a call any time at 256-274-0275 and we will listen to you describe your wildlife problem, and schedule an appointment to solve your animal problem.
We primarily service the greater Huntsville area, but will travel further for many types of jobs. We offer the following services:
- Removal of nuisance wildlife or wildlife causing property damage
- Damage repair
- Dead animal removal
- Consultation on proactive wildlife measures/issues
- Service Area: All of Madison County (Huntsville, Madison, Harvest, Triana, Gurley)
- Wildlife Removed: Gray Squirrels, Flying Squirrels, Bats, Skunks, Beaver, Armadillos, Snakes, Raccoons, Opossums, Birds, Chip Monks, Moles, Fox, Coyotes and Dead Animal Removal.
- Service is guaranteed and insured.
Huntsville Critter Advice: armadillo removal - opossum removal - fox removal - bat removal - skunk removal - rat removal - mole removal - weasel removal
We service the greater Hunstville area, all of Madison County, and the towns of Ardmore, Athens, Belle Mina, Big Cove, Brownsboro, Capshaw, Decatur, East Limestone, Elkmont, Gurley, Harvest, Hazel Green, Laceys Spring, Madison, Meridianville, Monrovia, Moores Mill, New Hope, New Market, Owens Cross Roads, Redstone Arsenal, Toney, Triana, Union Hill, and more.
How to get raccoons out of attic
The warm, dry, dark attic is one of those places where raccoons and other critters like to create dens away from the dangers of the outside world. Getting raccoons out of the attic can be difficult and dangerous. The first thing you need to do, if you’re going to ignore any laws that state you can’t kill raccoons, is to find where the animal is coming in and out of the house. Racoons will leave a sizeable hole in your roof where they are entering; get out you ladder and go investigate. Do not close up the hole, even if you are certain the raccoon isn’t currently in the attic. There will probably be a litter of babies inside, and the female raccoon will be back to retrieve them. Anything you put up will be torn down unless it is extremely sturdy. Even then, if the raccoon can’t get in there, she’ll move to a new location and attempt to tear that area open. The best way to handle this is to wait for the raccoon to re-enter the home and then attach a cage trap to the exit hole. When you enter the attic, this should scare the mother through the opening and into the cage trap.
Huntsville Wildlife Tip: Information About Alabama Beavers
Beaver are among the largest Huntsville to ever exist in the world of today. They are more commonly found in the lakes or the river banks where there is an increased activity. They are known to physically adapt to the environment where they are and therefore, it is very important that you get to learn something about them.
Appearance
Beavers are large, in fact, in the rodent’s family; they are known to be a part of largest living rodents. The Alabama beavers are very specialized in what they do and identifying them is the easiest part.
- Size; there are two types of Huntsville beavers, there is the American beaver and then there are the Eurasian beavers. However, that should not deter you, both are of the same size only that the latter has a small skull and also they have smaller tails than the American beavers.
- The tail; this is another feature that you ought to look at if you really want to identify the beavers. The beaver’s tail is flattened, that is the first thing to tell you that what you are dealing with is a beaver, secondly, the Alabama beavers tail is covered with scales.
- Their feet; the beavers feet are webbed something that is so rarely to find with all the other rodents.
- The fur; beavers have very thick fur that is reddish brown in color. Therefore, identifying the beaver becomes a very easy thing to do.
Therefore, these are only the small things that you are supposed to look at if you want to identify the Huntsville beaver.
Biology
Beavers have very large teeth, and also, this is coupled with a very strong jaw. The teeth if not properly maintained, they will continue to grow throughout the Alabama beaver’s lifetime and therefore, the beaver have to keep them checked and in a tight level and that is why you will find that the beaver will want to occasionally gnaw over thing. They have successfully adapted to the semi-aquatic conditions with some pair of nostrils that are flexibly closable and they also have some transparent eye casing.
Past Alabama Wildlife Removal Articles:
How to Get Rid Of Alabama Pigeons
Alabama Deer Prevention Tips
Information About Alabama Beavers