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Date Posted: 13:40:02 03/29/05 Tue
Author: Ask the Pro
Subject: April Nuisance Wildlife Solution Tip Of The Month

April Nuisance Wildlife Solution Tip Of The Month

Make sure that gutters are clean so that the spring rains will not cause them to overfill and damage facia and soffits. If you notice rotted wood, have it replaced ASAP.

Think twice before planting shrubs around the house. Chipmunks and rabbits are attracted to the shrubs as a food source. If you are experiencing a problem with wildlife feeding on the shrubs, try using a repellent with capsaicin and spray it on the shrubs as directed on the container.

Treating your lawn for grub worms will eliminate a food source for moles, skunks, and raccoons.

As always, consult a wildlife professional instead of trying to remove any wildlife that has invaded the attic.

Good Luck,

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