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It will explain why they are a pest and what
needs to be done for controlling infestations.
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During the winter, many animals will take
advantage of attic space in homes and buildings.
These spaces provide shelter and warmth. If you
allow them access, they will readily move in and
stay till spring. Though they pose no serious
threat, attics are not designed for housing wild
animals. Common damage caused by animals in
attics include torn insulation, chewed electric wires
and odors from their excrement. If you suspect
animals are in your attic then it's time to evict them!
If these animals are active in your yard, they will
tear up turf, destroy bird feeders or live on
pet food. This article will explain why these animals
can be a pest and then offer solutions to the
problems. The animals that will be discussed are
raccoons and opossum. These animals are being
discussed together because their bad behavior can
be much the same and products that are used on
one can be used on the other.
Raccoons are nocturnal animals and reside
where wooded lots are available for nests. Because
their natural predators are nonexistent in cities or
metropolitan suburbs, raccoons have populated
excessively. This has led to more of them carrying
the rabies virus. In fact, raccoons are the most likely
carrier of this virus in many states across America.
Besides posing a health threat to pets and humans,
they love to tear apart garbage and pilfer gardens.
They love to dig in yards and have been known to
uproot sod and grass in search of tasty grubs and insects.
Raccoons will readily take advantage of fish and
turtles kept in small ponds as well as pet birds.
Many times dogs and cats are blamed for making a
mess of garbage when in fact the culprit is a raccoon.
If a raccoon has been active on or around your home,
it is only a matter of time before they figure out how
to get into your attic or crawl space.
Opossum are another nocturnal animal which
may live in the country, the city or the suburbs.
They, too, love to get into garbage and gardens.
Leftover dog or cat food on your deck is a
sure way to find out if any are close to your
building. Opossum may live in burrows, attics, or
crawl spaces. Sheds and garages are other nest sites.
Their burrows are larger in diameter than a
chipmunks' but do not have as many tunnels. Expect
to find one large hole which leads to a den. Many
times they will take advantage of naturally created
holes around patio's, wood piles and sheds. These
burrows may cause structural and water problems if
they exist alongside foundations. In addition to
burrows, opossum can climb onto any attic. Like
raccoons, they will destroy insulation and leave their
excrement. This will lead to strong odors. Here is
a short video showing an opossum caught in a live trap.
The next part of this article will address the
problems both raccoon and opossum pose in and around
the home. We have broken this discussion down into
several parts listing first the problem and then
solutions. You can now read each section in detail
to see what product will work for your problem or you
can click on the type of problem you are currently
having if you see it listed here:
1) CLICK HERE IF YOU ARE HAVING THEM RIP APART GARBAGE,
CHEWING ON PLANTS OR OTHER OBJECTS.
2) CLICK HERE IF THEY ARE TEARING UP TURF, SOD, GARDENS
AND OTHER AREAS ON YOUR PROPERTY.
3) CLICK HERE IF THEY ARE ROAMING AROUND THE YARD,
KILLING FISH IN PONDS OR DESTROYING BIRD FEEDERS.
4) CLICK HERE IF YOU HAVE THEM LIVING IN YOUR
ATTIC, UNDER YOUR DECK OR SOMEWHERE ELSE ON
YOUR PROPERTY.
5) CLICK HERE IF THEY ARE LEAVING EXCREMENT UNDER DECKS,
IN ATTICS, IN CRAWL SPACES OR IN THE YARD.
PART 1) ANIMALS TEARING UP GARBAGE OR CHEWING THINGS.
Both raccoon and opossum will readily tear into
garbage, dig up mulch piles or chew on yard furniture
and decorations. The reasons are many but this
behavior is mostly attributed to them seeking food.
You can try raccoon proofing your garbage pails,
but this may be hard to do. Raccoon are smart
and will find many ways to gain access to areas
they suspect has some good food. Furthermore, many
paints and finishes contain high concentrations
of minerals or nutrients which attract these animals.
Furniture and other yard items become the target of
this gnawing and though generally never consumed,
the damage done is both annoying and expensive.
To stop this from happening, spray anything they
are chewing with LIQUID ROPEL. This product tastes
terrible and they will stop once they get a mouthful.
You can literally spray garbage as it is placed in
the garbage pail or even the bag you throw away.
As the animals pull through the garbage they will
be getting the Ropel on their paws and then onto
their mouths. This taste is too strong for them
to continue the behavior so eventually they
will have to move on to another target or yard.
PART 2) ANIMALS WHICH ARE DIGGING UP TURF.
Both Raccoon and Opossum will dig up sod, turf
mulch piles, pine straw, wood chips and just about
any ground cover you have in the yard seeking food.
Remember, food to them includes insects. One of their
favorite foods are grubs. If you don't treat your
yard for grubs annually you are sure to get insects
reproducing and nesting in plants and soil. Both
raccoons and opossum have great noses and will
smell any population of insects which is living
and breeding in or around your yard. Once they
smell insect activity, they will begin to dig up
turf, pull back sod and overturn mulch. They are
seeking grubs, crickets, ants, millipedes, grass
hoppers, slugs, termites, boxelder bugs, bees,
yellowjackets, earwigs, roaches, pillbugs and just
about anything which may be living in or around
your yard. To stop this from happening, you can
try several approaches.
First, if the animals are not that active in
their digging, you can apply some WHOLE CONTROL.
This is a bad tasting product generally used for
moles, armadillo and gophers. Once it makes it's
way into the soil, the dirt will take on a bad
taste which raccoon or opossum don't like. If
they attempt to dig they will get this taste
on their paws and ultimately in their mouth.
Whole Control tastes bad enough to stop them
if there is not too much food to be found in
the ground where they are digging. The rule is
simple; if they are finding a lot to eat as they
dig they will probably continue even after you treat.
This is because the need for food is simply too
great and won't be put off by a bad taste. If you
apply some Whole Control and find digging in treated
areas 3 weeks after treatment, you will have to
start some insect control spraying to kill off
the food.
To kill off the grubs and other insects the
raccoon or opossum are eating, you will need to use
two products. First, apply some DELTA GUARD GRANULES
or CYFLUTHRIN GRANULES over the area where they are
active. These products will release over several
months to kill off grubs and insects of all types.
Neither one is better than the other; use either
to start and if you have used one in the past, use
the other now. Apply them with a GRANULE SPREADER
to get good coverage over any type of area to treat.
Our Spreaders are much easier to use than the push
type - particularly when you need to treat flower
beds or mulch areas. Since these granules won't
kill quickly and need some water to be activated,
it is best to spray over the top of them with
some CYFLUTHRIN. This is a new active ingredient
which is very active on just about any pest found
in turf. It will provide a quick kill of any insect
and will last 2-4 weeks per treatment. Apply it with
our HOSE END SPRAYER to get good coverage. Just around
the time it loses it's effectiveness the granules
will start to kick in providing longer control.
Doing this in the fall and spring is generally
recommended. However, treatments done with
both liquid and granules will get digging stopped
within a couple of weeks as the digging animals
learn there is no food to be had. If you don't
like doing this much treatment, change over to
our MERIT GRANULES the following season following
the initial treatment. These granules will last
up to a whole year so you only need to apply them
once a year. Apply them with one of our Spreaders
mentioned above for proper coverage.
PART 3) ANIMALS CLIMBING BIRD FEEDER POLES, EATING FISH
FROM SMALL PONDS OR SIMPLY WALKING IN THE YARD OR ON
YOUR HOME OR OTHER STRUCTURES.
Both Raccoon and Opossum have been known to kill off
pet fish or turtles kept in manmade ponds. They also
love bird seed, squirrel feeders and humming bird stations.
If you have raccoons or opossum raiding your offering
to local birds or stealing your pet Koi, then you
may need to set up some of our mechanical repellents
to keep them away.
To stop animals from climbing up bird feeder poles
or tree branches, apply some LIQUID 4-THE-BIRDS over
the path they are taking. This product is glue like
but does not dry. Instead it remains very tacky and
irritating to the touch. Raccoon and opossum will quickly
stop walking over treated areas. You can apply it
with a paint brush or one of our SPRAYERS. The product
has the unique ability to not dry and to stay tacky
and gooey so that any animal which attempts to walk
over it will get some on their paws. Once on their
paws, 4-The-Birds will start to irritate their skin.
This irritation will bother them enough to keep them
away but it won't hurt them. One or two experiences
with the treatment and they will be sure to stay
away for good. Use the treatment if the animals are
found to be climbing up the side of your home or
other structures as well. Many times they will
establish a pathway up gutter down spouts, trellis
or other siding of a structure. Though this climbing
may appear innocent at first, in most cases it
will lead them to a vulnerable part of the home
like a chimney, soffit or attic. Once they find
this weak point they will enter and create a nest.
If you have evidence of them climbing, apply some
of the Liquid 4-The-Birds to stop them; by preventing
them from getting comfortable moving about on
your home you will be able to prevent them from
moving inside. If you believe they may already
be in the home, go to Part 4 listed below to learn
how to trap out animals already living inside.
If you have built yourself a Koi Pond and stocked
it with prize fish, turtles or other wildlife, the
last thing you want is some raccoon eating all your
pets. There are two mechanical devices we carry which
can prevent this from happening. The first will work
for any nuisance animal. It works 24 hours a day
and relies on a motion detector to note when something
is in it's range. Once something is detected, it will
release a 3 second blast of water targeting the
animals. Our MOTION ACTIVATED WATER SPRAYER is ideal
for this application. It requires no use of any
chemicals - only water - so it poses no hazard to
the pond or it's occupants. Furthermore, it targets
any animal so it will work well for large predatory
birds, otter, bobcat, domestic cats, raccoon, opossum
and just about anything that would want to eat
your prize fish or other aquatic pets. Just set it
up and get great continuous coverage.
Another mechanical repellent you can use is one
of our ULTRA SOUND DEVICES. These come in either
a battery operated or a AC/Battery operated design.
This concept is based on sound. High pitched
frequencies are released when target animals are
seen by it's motion detector. These sound waves
are annoying and irritating causing the target
animal to move away from the area. This device
has an adjustment so you are able to isolate
animals specifically. This means you may be
able to keep raccoon away but other predatory
animals might not be affected by it unless you
change the setting. For this reason the Water
Sprayer may be a better option. Regardless,
both are viable products when trying to keep
raccoon or opossum away from a pond or other
area in your yard.
Of course, Ultra Sound can be employed in the
home as well. If you have raccoon activity in
your attic or crawl space, a properly placed
Ultra Sound device may be enough to chase them
out. However, we've learned that many times
these animals need something a little stronger
than just sound to get them out. For such cases,
the STROBE LIGHT has proven to be quite helpful.
The concept of the strobe light is quite simple.
All you do is hang it in the attic or other space
where these animals are not wanted. You do want
to situate it so the light will have maximum range.
It's also more effective if you know the main nest
location and central point of activity. Next, just
plug it in and leave it be. Animals will immediately
be affected by the light going off and on. It
will make them nervous and unsettled and eventually
cause them to move out. The great thing about this
device is that it's so easy to use. All you need to
do is hang it up, plug it in and let it do it's thing.
Once you know the raccoon are gone, use it every other
day for a few weeks to insure they don't return.
Eventually you'll be able to cut back usage to once
a week and then to completely off. But it is smart
to use it every now and then just to make sure
nothing new has entered. Since it works on Rats,
Mice and Squirrels as well as Raccoon, there are
many applications for Strobe Lights.
PART 4) HOW TO HANDLE ANIMALS LIVING IN OR AROUND
YOUR HOME BY TRAPPING THEM OUT/.
Raccoon and opossum will regularly move into attics,
crawl spaces or other parts of the home seeking
shelter. They will learn to climb up down spouts,
cedar siding and other types of home construction
leading to them into attics and other voids
of the structure. There are many reasons why you should
stop them from doing this. Animals living in such
areas are a hazard due to disease, the destruction
they do to the structure and the chewing which can
occur on electric wiring of the home. Furthermore,
they have a bad odor which will invade living
areas rapidly. Though you can use some of our
Liquid 4-The-Birds to keep them from traveling up
and down your structure, if you suspect you have
them living in some part of the home you will need
to do some trapping. This is probably the best
thing to do if you think they are living adjacent
to the home as well since animals living under
decks or in sheds will ultimately reproduce. Their
offspring are very likely to find their way inside
as they grow. Evidence suggests raccoon and opossum
which have taken up residence inside homes are that
much more likely to do so again as well as their
young if given the chance. Trapping and either
destroying the animal or relocating it may be
the only option to get rid of them once and
for all. One thing is for sure: DON'T SEAL OFF
ANY ENTRANCE HOLE UNTIL YOU KNOW YOU HAVE TRAPPED
OUT ALL ANIMALS USING THAT SPACE. If you try
sealing holes without first removing the residing
animal you are only asking for trouble. You may
trap the animal or it's young inside which
would make a very angry and dangerous adult.
Animals trapped inside holes which are sealed
will do whatever it takes to escape many times
exiting into living areas. Parents will go to
any length to get to their young which can
make them both aggressive and destructive.
Furthermore, any animal which is sealed out
will only chew their way back inside since this
is their home; they know no better. If you
know some raccoon or opossum are residing somewhere
in or around your home and you need to trap them
out, we have several trapping options which
are all proven and effective.
For small raccoon and any sized opossum, use
our LT111230 live trap. It is long enough to catch
most raccoon and more than big enough to catch
any opossum. Trap placement only needs to be done
alongside the path the target animal is using. This
could be at the base of a tree it is climbing, on
the roof, against the foundation wall, under a
deck, on a deck, in a crawl space or even in the
attic. It is best to place something heavy like
a Cement Block on top of the trap to make it
stable. Raccoon have been known to flip traps
over attempting to get the food or lure inside.
If using the trap inside, nailing it to rafters
or planking works well to stabilize it from
movement; heavy objects placed on top are easier
to install on the outside and will work just as
well. Use either our LOGANBERRY PASTE or our
SALMON PASTE as lure. Loganberry works well if
you have found your targeted animal feeding on
fruit, vegetables or other plants. Salmon Paste
is the preferred lure if you don't know what they
want or if you have seen them feeding on meat or
fish. Of course, if the target animal has been
digging up your yard in search of grubs, get some
of our GRUB BAIT. Raccoon and opossum love it.
If you feel you need a larger trap, get ourLT111236. It is large enough to catch just about
any raccoon and certainly any size opossum. You can
also get this trap with a rear sliding door which
is model number LT111236RD. The standard LT111236
has a rear door which opens up with a hinged top
but the LT111236RD has a sliding rear door. This
makes it much easier for animal release as well
as baiting and making the set. We also have much
larger sized traps which you might consider if
you think you have a really large raccoon or if
you think you may be using this trap to catch other
animals like Bobcat, Fox or Coyote. The LT151842
or the LT152248 are much taller and longer and
will prove to be enough trap for just about any
animal you would want to live trap. You can also
get the LT152248RD which has the sliding rear
door option making both baiting and animal release
that much easier. If you have a hole in the ground
which is being used by the target animal, you
might consider the use of our LT111236BD. This is
a very special trap in it's design. It has a front
and rear sliding door. When both are in place, the
trap can be used by placing it over the animals
hole and forcing it to enter through the front
part of the trap. This part has no bottom but once
the target animal enters and walks to the back of
the trap a door will close behind it preventing
it from being able to escape. Again, no lure
is needed for this design but will enhance sets.
CLICK HERE TO SEE A PHOTO OF LIVE TRAPPED RACCOON
This trap can also be used by keeping the front
sliding door out and placing it in front of an
entrance/exit hole on the side of any structure.
This will force the animal to enter into the
trap and get caught. These features make this trap
a quite unique. All of the above listed traps are
fairly light and easy to work with for most
applications. If you will be doing a lot of trapping,
you many consider our commercial line of traps
which are just a lot heavier and able to endure
more use.
The NH2361 is the biggest seller in our commercial
line. These traps feature a heavy steel frame and
doors which make the trap more stable and enduring.
It also comes in a double door design, the NH2482,
which can be useful if you have a pathway set
you need to make. By seeing all the way through the
trap, the target animal is more likely to enter since
they regular encounter such passageways all the
time like pipes and sewer lines. If you feel
you need something a little larger, go with theNH6481 or the double door version, the NH6602.
Any of these can be baited with the lures listed
above and the double door traps can be used as
a single door by simply making the set with one
door closed.
Although any of the above traps can be used in the
yard, outside trapping can also be done with a
wide variety of leghold traps. This type of trapping
has been done by professional furriers over the
years but many hobbyist and amateurs have learned
in recent years. The traditional leghold trap used
for a long time is the BRIDGER LONG SPRING. These
traps are set along pathways or by bait and attached
to chains which are then staked to the ground or
secured to trees. Animals stepping on the trap
are then caught in the jaws and if the trap is
properly anchored, they will not be able to escape.
When using such traps it is always suggested to
make several sets and make sure they are secure.
Leghold traps will work for either raccoon or
opossum and newer designs are very effective
as well. The most common new design is the COIL TRAP.
It is made with more moving parts which makes
them prone to break down but they do work well
for either animal. COON CUFFS are another design
which has become popular for raccoon. This trap
takes advantage of raccoons curious behavior.
They should be set along pathways and other known
locations where raccoon are active. Though
leghold traps can be an effective tool for trapping
either raccoon or opossum, in most cases such
methods should be left to someone who is
experienced with sets and trap usage. Though
anyone can learn, it does take time. The use of
a live trap is very easy and effective and any
beginner can get positive results quickly without
any training. Once trapped, releasing the animal
or calling animal control to pick the animal
up is the best way to dispose of them. Watch this
video to see an opossum released which was caught
in a live trap.
If for some reason you are needing to handle
any of these animals outside of a live trap or
once they have been leghold trapped, the use of
a CATCH POLE is recommended. This device slips
over the animals head and firmly secures them
by the neck. Again, it is highly recommended that
only experienced handlers attempt to move a wild
raccoon around since they are very strong and
aggressive. Raccoon will not hesitate to bite,
claw or do whatever they can when confronted
with someone doing something they don't like.
If you are not 100% confident or comfortable with
handling any animal, don't. Leave it to the
local animal control officer to remove.
Of course, the use of a kill trap means you won't
have to worry about handling the animal once it's
caught. Over the years, many types of traps
have come and gone but the one which has killed
more raccoon and opossum than any other is the BODYGRIP TRAP. Available in several sizes, the
220 or the 330 are your best bet. These traps are
quite strong and excellent for use when you know
the target animal is passing through a specific
location like a hole in the fence, through the
side of a deck trellis or into a crawl space.
You will probably need a set of BODYGRIP SETTERS
to get the springs compressed because they are
quite strong. However, when if the target animal
tries to pass where this type of trap has been
placed, it won't stand a chance. Death is very
quick with no mess and no fuss. To help make just
about any set easy, get a BODYGRIP STAND. They
are really handy for getting the trap at the
precise spot you want. The stand with the stake
is great for sets which need to be at ground
level and the one with the wood screw attached
is excellent for when the animal is passing
through a wood frame like you might find at
an attic entrance, crawl space window or vent
frame, pet door, under a deck or through a
fence. Just locate the trap where the unwanted
animal is entering, secure it with a stand
and generally within a day the problem is
solved. Be sure to make repeat sets to eliminate
colonies since these animals will live in groups.
PART 5) HOW TO DEAL WITH ODORS ASSOCIATED WITH ANIMALS
IN THE ATTIC, CRAWL SPACE, UNDER A DECK, OR IN THE YARD.
Raccoon and opossum active or living in or around
the home will bring with them nasty odors which may
invade living areas. These odors can pose a health
hazard as well as remain persistent for long periods
of time. Don't waste your time using ordinary household
cleansers to remove or mask these odors. Get one of our
specialty odor neutralizers to get break down the
odor once and for all. Since most odors are alive to
some degree, they require specific compounds to
break them down or kill them off. These compounds are
very effective when applied directly to the where
the animals are active. This can be in attics, crawl
spaces or under decks. It can also be in a wall, a
chimney or a soffit. Or it can be around the home in
the yard or even in a hole in the ground. We have many
formulations to deal with specific odors. Try to match
up your problem with the appropriate material needed.
All products can be applied over each other and many
times this will be needed to get complete control
of any one problem.
If you have a problem with animals climbing on or
in your structure, odors will develop. To best deal
with these odors, identifying just where the odors
have accumulated is helpful for quick elimination.
This can be done by using a BLACK LIGHT to trace
all trails. The light will show you where urine, feces
and other excrement is present. This will alert you
to where you need to spray and apply the proper products.
For general odors which are created by the animals
fur and body odor, use ODOR DESTROYER. This is a product
used to remove general pet odors but works well on
any animal odors in or around the home.
For urine or fece odors, you will need to use a product
developed for cats and dogs called QUICK ACTION. This enzymal
agent will literally eat the odor away. We have used
it effectively for any animal including raccoon and
opossum. Apply it directly to wood, dirt, cement,
carpeting or any other surface where urine or
feces has accumulated. A few applications may be needed
if the animals have been active for any length of
time. Generally the way to determine this is to
treat and monitor the smell. If it persists one
week later, do another treatment. You will see
immediate results.
If you have had the animal die in the home, the
dead body odor will be strong throughout the house and
will last for several weeks to months depending on
the size of the animal which died. Ideally, removing
the body will speed up the process of eliminating the
odor but this is not always possible. Animals which
die in remote areas can present an ongoing supply
of gases which will lead to odors. There are two
products we have which work by "eating" the odor.
Though these products can be effective if applied
close to where the odor is originating, they will
work that much faster if decaying body is removed
and the location is then treated directly. As
stated above, we have two products that work well
on dead animal body odor. These products are
called ODOR KILLER and N7C. They are equally effective
and really only differ in carriers and cost. Because
the Odor Killer uses oil as a carrier, we are not
able to ship it expedited. It can only be shipped
via UPS ground. N7C uses a water base and can be
shipped overnight if needed. Both cover about 1000
sq/ft and will neutralize any dead animal body odor
over time. Expect the odor to go away immediately
following applications and if it returns, treat
again.
Another part of odor removal many times involves
the removal of dead bodies, nests, feces, wood or
other items where the odor originates. Once these
areas have been found and the animal has been
removed or relocated, you can tackle odor problems
as they present themselves. In some cases, simply
neutralizing urine, dead body odor or animal odor
is sufficient. In other cases, the build up of feces,
urine or the decay of a dean animal body may present
a hazard to the occupants of the home until these
things are removed. Care should be taken when working
in such areas. Use a RESPIRATOR to protect yourself
from bacteria and other germs. Once everything
contaminated has been removed, use some ROUGH'N READY to kill
off bacteria, virus and other micro organisms which
live feces and animal nesting. Rough'n Ready will kill these
bio-hazards quickly eliminating the risk that children
or pets could be exposed to. Though Rough'n Ready will
not eliminate odors, you may choose to use it first to
essentially sanitize an area before you start dealing
with any specific odor problem. All the products listed
above can be applied on top of each other without
any risk so use as many of them as needed.
To apply any of these odor products, you can use one
of our PUMP SPRAYERS. These will apply the material
in a spray form and with our adjustable nozzles you
are sure to get coverage. If you have a large crawl
space or attic to treat and cannot access areas
where the animals were active, use a B&G FOGGER
to get the needed coverage. This device creates
a mist or fog which will float around treated rooms and
voids. The fog will penetrate all areas insuring
good coverage and odor elimination. It is a great help
for those hard to treat attics and crawl spaces
that no one wants to enter.
If the nuisance animals are defecating in the yard,
flower beds, decks or somewhere else which is both
offensive smelling and messy, use some ROPEL GRANULES.
These products were created to keep dogs and cats from
urinating or defecating in treated areas but it
works on many animals. Simply sprinkle them out where
you don't want animals defecating and they will
start to look elsewhere for such locations. Ropel
will not pose a hazard to people or pets and
as an odor neutralizer seems to take away targeted
animals instinctive behavior to mark territories.
Once they loose this urge to mark and scent they
will move to another location to leave their mess.
In summary, raccoons and opossum can become a nuisance
animal in the yard or in the home. There are many
reasons why they can be a nuisance and we have listed
several ways to deal with the problems they present.
If you have further questions, call our technical
support line at 770.985.9388 or e-mail us following
the link below. We will be glad to list the
products you may need to use to get control of
odors, behaviors or damage your nuisance raccoon
or opossum is causing.
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