What Animal Is Getting Into My Trash at Night?
Trash scattered every morning? The can, torn bags, tracks, droppings, and size of the mess can reveal which animal visits at night.
Trash scattered every morning? The can, torn bags, tracks, droppings, and size of the mess can reveal which animal visits at night.
Lawn torn up overnight? The shape of the holes, lifted sod, tracks, and feeding damage can reveal which animal is responsible.
Your live trap worked. Now what? Here’s how to protect yourself and the animal while figuring out the legal next step.
Animal ignoring your live trap? The bait may not be the problem. Placement, trap movement, food, sizing, and cage shyness matter too.
The best live trap bait depends on the animal. Here’s what works for squirrels, chipmunks, rats, and other small nuisance animals.
Need a sturdy live trap without a huge cage? This heavy-duty humane trap is sized for squirrels and other similar small animals.
Found a mystery hole in your yard? Its size, dirt pile, shape, tunnels, and nearby damage can reveal which animal dug it.
Something living under your shed? Hole size, fresh dirt, tracks, smells, and activity time can help you identify the animal.
Something living under your porch? Hole size, tracks, digging, smells, and activity time can help identify the animal hiding underneath.
Can’t find how an animal is getting inside? I’ll show you where to check and the clues that can reveal a hidden wildlife entry point.