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Dealing with wildlife in your yard can quickly lead to these pests invading the inside of your home. To prevent this, it’s crucial to stop wildlife from establishing themselves outside your house. Taking proactive measures outside can significantly lower the risk of having wildlife nests in your walls, attic, or crawl spaces.
If wildlife find a spot in your yard that offers shelter and food, they will likely stay as long as they can. They face many natural predators in North Carolina, driving them to constantly search for safe havens. Commonly, wildlife choose outdoor spots like sheds, cars, woodpiles, and piles of yard waste to build their nests. By setting up camp in our yards first, wildlife and wildlife find an easier path to eventually move inside our homes, seeking further shelter and resources.
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Animals like raccoons, squirrels, and opossums, while often harmless in nature, can become troublesome when they decide to close the gap between the wild and your living space. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to deter these common wildlife pests from turning your yard into their home.
Identifying weak spots around your home where wildlife could enter is challenging without professional help. So call your local wildlife control professionals, like us at Bug Out, when you spot any wildlife pests around your North Carolina property.
