Squirrel Removal

Backwoods Wildlife Control offers a complete solution for you, our customer.  We will inspect, remove, exclude all entry’s to the building from the Squirrels, then do a complete clean-up and decontamination.  Then back our services with a gaurantee and warranties.

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Squirrels are members of the rodent family. The most frequently dealt with nuisance squirrel is the Eastern Gray Squirrel. They measure around 16-18 inches from nose to tail and weigh approximately one pound. Gray squirrels are active year-round and arboreal, meaning that they live primarily in trees. They feed on a great variety of foods, such as nuts, seeds, fungi, fruits, and of course the seed in your birdfeeder. They store nuts and acorns in holes in the ground. Gray squirrels breed throughout the year, but there are two distinct peaks, in the late winter and late summer. After about six weeks, two to four young are born, and raised in a nest for about three months. They prefer cavities in trees (or homes), and when cavities aren’t available, they will build a nest out of leaves and twigs high in a tree. They are most active in the morning and evening. Like all rodents, they gnaw in order to wear down their teeth. They are of course very agile and amazing climbers.
 
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I highly recommend attic decontamination services if you’ve had squirrels living in your attic.

Squirrels are members of the rodent family. The most frequently dealt with nuisance squirrel is the Eastern Gray Squirrel. They measure around 16-18 inches from nose to tail and weigh approximately one pound. Gray squirrels are active year-round and arboreal, meaning that they live primarily in trees. They feed on a great variety of foods, such as nuts, seeds, fungi, fruits, and of course the seed in your birdfeeder. They store nuts and acorns in holes in the ground. Gray squirrels breed throughout the year, but there are two distinct peaks, in the late winter and late summer. After about six weeks, two to four young are born, and raised in a nest for about three months. They prefer cavities in trees (or homes), and when cavities aren’t available, they will build a nest out of leaves and twigs high in a tree. They are most active in the morning and evening. Like all rodents, they gnaw in order to wear down their teeth. They are of course very agile and amazing climbers.

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