What Can I Do To Stop Raccoons From Eating My Plants?

Posted on June 18, 2018 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

Raccoons are not only intelligent, they are also resourceful. These attributes largely contribute to the reason why they are common nuisances in residential areas. When they discover a good food source, they will return night after night to indulge themselves; and they won’t stop until the food is gone. For homeowners who love their gardens and crops, this can be a real problem. It is important, and quite necessary, to protect your plants from nuisance raccoons. This is especially important for those who live near wooded areas and/or bodies of water.

Continue reading to learn what you can do to keep raccoons away from your plants and off your property.

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You have several safe and non-lethal options to manage a nuisance raccoon problem. But first, in order to thwart raccoon activity, you have to know what attracts them to your property. Food is obvious, but if you protect your plants and gardens, it might not be enough. You could possibly have other food sources that will still bring raccoons back every night. Examples include pet food, bird feeders, squirrel feeders, and accessible garbage cans. These items must be removed or locked up in order to eliminate all outdoor food sources on your property. Once you do this, you can feel more confident that you are warding off nuisance wildlife, safely and humanely.

Here are some ways to protect your plants from raccoons:

☑ Install a Fence

A fence is a great way to protect gardens, but when it comes to raccoons, it must be a special kind. Raccoons are excellent climbers and diggers, so the fence should be something they do not want to climb or pas through. Chicken wire works well for this job, and it is cheap to buy. As a last resort, you can protect your gardens by growing a living fence that basically works as a food distraction. Cucumber plants are perfect for this because raccoons like cucumbers, but they do not like the prickly cucumber stalks, nor the large cucumber leaves. The prickly stalks bother their paws, while the large leaves obstruct their view around them, making them feel more vulnerable to threats. Cucumber plants will grow like a vine around your garden plants, just around the perimeter, hiding everything that matters behind them. Raccoons will eat the cucumbers, but stop there; they will not pass any further into your garden of fruits and vegetables.

☑ Set Up Scare Devices

Just like scarecrows are intended to keep the birds away, there are devices you can install that will scare off raccoons. Once example that works well is motion-sense lighting. When these lights detect motion, they instantly turn on with bright intensity, scaring off timid raccoons. Another device that works well is a sound machine. These sound machines have all sorts of options, such as predator noises, human chatter, and more. Since raccoons prefer to stay away from dogs and people, the sound machine can keep them away from your house. Even a radio that plays a station can work.

☑ Repellents

Toxic chemical repellents should never be used for any species of wildlife. However, you can make non-toxic, homemade raccoon repellents that are safe and humane for animals and the environment. Spices like ground pepper, cayenne, peppermint, menthol, cinnamon, and Eucalyptus are strongly disliked by raccoons, so you can sprinkle these around your garden to ward them off. See our blog Homemade Raccoon Repellent Recipe to learn how to make one yourself. It is cheap and easy to do! You can also use bowls of mothballs around your garden.

☑ Professional Intervention

When you just can’t seem to get a nuisance raccoon problem under control, it is time for some professional help. Contact a licensed and insured Louisville raccoon removal and control company for help raccoon-proofing your property. They have the skills, experience, and resources to safely resolve a nuisance raccoon issue at a fair price.

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Are Raccoons Afraid of Anything?

Posted on February 5, 2018 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

It isn’t difficult to find products that are designed to thwart raccoon activity on your property. Many things will repel wild animals from trespassing onto your premises. But sometimes in areas where raccoon populations are high, raccoons become comfortable with humans, and tend to not scare off as easy as they usually would in the wild.

For this reason, many homeowners wonder what actually scares raccoons since they seem to not care about wandering directly up to our patio doors, driveways, and garages. If they are so comfortable near our homes, then what type of situation would make them uncomfortable?

Continue reading to learn some interesting facts about raccoons and what it is that actually scares them.

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Potential Threats For Raccoons

Raccoons do not generally have many predators to steer clear of in the wild, however, there are a few animals in certain regions of the country that will eat or kill raccoons. These particular predators, like mountain lions, cougars, coyotes, and even hawks are animals raccoons will hide from. Also, large dogs can frighten raccoons, causing them to run off as fast as possible for safety.

Other things that frighten raccoons include loud noises and bright lights. Being nocturnal, raccoons prefer the dark and will only tolerate daytime hours if they are foraging for food before winter, sick, or lost from their mother. This means that bright lights of vehicles, porch lamps, flashlights, and more will generally scare them away.

In fact, one common tip for homeowners that experience heightened raccoon activity is to install motion-censored lighting outside. It is also recommended to install sound machines since raccoons are also not a fan of loud noises. Noises like thunder and lightning can scare raccoons, as well as, loud music and foot traffic.

Although they don’t scare raccoons necessarily, certain spices will make them turn their heads. It is said that paprika and cinnamon are two spices that raccoons loathe, so some homeowners sprinkle a generous portion of each around the perimeter of their property to help keep raccoons away. But if you are having raccoon problems on a frequent, or even consistent basis, it is strongly suggested to hire a reputable wildlife control technician for safe and humane raccoon removal.

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Common Raccoon Entry Points on Roofs

Posted on November 15, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

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Raccoons are highly-intelligent mammals with an exceptional ability to climb, grasp, and even solve problems. This makes them the perfect trespasser in urban and suburban localities. Due to land over-development, raccoons are being forced out of their natural habitat, and into our city and housing areas. There, they do whatever it takes to feed themselves and raise their young. And in most cases, our properties are the main target. Raccoons use their nature-given abilities to gain entry into homes and buildings, where they nest, reproduce, feed, sleep, defecate, and more.

This type of raccoon activity has a negative impact on both the structural integrity and safety of a property. The damages caused by raccoons can be extensive and costly, ranging from torn or soiled attic insulation, to ripped floor boards, stained ceilings and walls, chewed electrical wiring, and more. One of the most common areas for raccoons to invade are attics, because they are easily accessible from the roof. Continue reading to learn three of the most common entry points on a roof, and better protect your property from raccoon damages.

▲ Dormer Eaves

Dormer eaves are basically the area of the roof that hangs over the side of the house or building. The opening that is exposed on the side is covered with a soffit of some sort, to keep animals out and for aesthetic purposes. When a rooftop extends a little beyond the side of the property like this, it creates a perfect and highly-appealing cubby hole for raccoons. And since they are clever mammals with extremely dexterous paws, they can easily rip off the soffit and gain entry into this area. Once they are inside the dormer, they can simply tear through the insulation and get inside the attic.

▲ Roof Line Transitions and Roof Vents

Not all properties have dormer eaves, so raccoons use another common roof area to access attics. When roofs are not entirely flat, they have different shapes and heights. In these places, the roof line changes and transitions into another part of the roof. Here at these gaps of roof are where raccoons enter a home or building. Roof vents are a favorite for raccoons because they are just basically holes in a roof. And for raccoons, that means doorways into an attic. They can easily rip off or pry through roof vents and get inside the attic. If you notice signs of damage to your roof vents, it is a sure sign of attempted or successful raccoon entry.

▲ Chimneys

Not all properties have chimneys either; but the ones that do are easy targets for nuisance wildlife, especially raccoons. Chimneys can be a source of easy access for raccoons if the proper preventative measures are not taken. Raccoons can easily climb up and down the flue, so they will almost always try the chimney first for quick entry into a home or property. If you do not keep the flue closed, or invest in a steel chimney cap, you could allow raccoons inside too.

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Problems with Pet Raccoons

Posted on October 9, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

Raccoons should never be domesticated, especially if they are found as pups in the wild. Although baby raccoons, or kits, are adorable, they are tough to control and care for. Animal rescue experts retain the proper experience, knowledge, and training to care for raccoons outside of the wild; but as for anyone else, owning a pet raccoon can be risky. Continue reading to learn why it is not a good idea to adopt or own a pet raccoon.

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Raccoon Behavior and Instinct

Raccoons have always been wild animals, and this “wild” gene is instilled in them from thousands of years ago. They will never lose the desire to roam free, hunt, breed, and nest. A pet raccoon will never want to be caged, which would pose as a huge problem for anyone that wants to own a raccoon. Raccoons are cute and cuddly when they are just kits, and will allow pet owners to cage them, feed them, and love them.

They are easy to care for when they are small, dependent, and young; but when they grow up, they have a whole different agenda. When they reach adolescence and adulthood, they get more aggressive, solitary, and destructive. These critters are known to tear through upholstery, couches, mattresses and anything else that sparks their interest. This behavior probably stems from boredom, because at this age, they want to roam free, hunt, and be on their own. Domesticating a wild raccoon or any animal is nothing like owning a cat or dog; it is a lifestyle.

Health Risks and Raccoon Domestication

Raccoons, just as any other wild animal, can carry diseases that are harmful to humans, especially children and the elderly. Viral diseases such as rabies, distemper, canine hepatitis, and more are all common in wild animals and raccoons. These, and more, can be passed on to people and other animals. They also can carry lice, ticks, scabies, and roundworm.

Animal Ownership Laws

Another risk to owning a pet raccoon is breaking the law. Depending on which state you reside in, the law defines the rights of people when it comes to exotic animal ownership. For example, in Indiana, a pet raccoon is considered a Class 2 exotic animal, which requires a license and permit to own. If you did not have a license or permit, the state can remove the pet and order the owners to pay fees and fines.

Other states have a complete ban on raccoon domestication. For example, Maryland prohibits anyone from owning a pet raccoon and does not offer licenses or permit to allow raccoon domestication at all. If you are serious about adopting a pet raccoon, always check your local ordinances first, to ensure you are remaining within the guidelines of the law.

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Garbage Can Protection for Nuisance Wildlife

Posted on July 17, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

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Homeowners who live in highly urbanized areas, or communities near wooded or forested lands, are more prone to nuisance wildlife problems, especially raccoons. One of the most common complaint among these very homeowners is their garbage cans. Because raccoons have dexterous paws that are almost human-like, they can grip, grasp, and pry open many things. This includes garbage can lids, but also includes roof shingles, soffits, siding, doors, and more. Raccoons are extremely destructive as well, causing damage in all sorts of ways. They dig up lawns and gardens, rip off roof shingles and siding, pry open fencing, chew through electrical wiring, rip through screen windows, tear down attic insulation, and soil everything in their path with urine and droppings. These damages can quickly escalate into costly repairs and renovations.

For these reasons and more, it is important to stop a raccoon problem early on before they can cause an exponential amount of damage to your home and your property. You must learn how to protect your home from nuisance raccoons, starting with proper garbage management. Continue reading to learn how you can thwart raccoon activity on your property by managing your garbage cans better.

Garbage Can Tips

There are 4 primary methods that are effective for preventing raccoons from having access to your garbage cans. Each method can be used alone, or in combination with each other. It all depends on what works best for you. Here are the 4 methods we suggest:

❶ Only take your trash out to the driveway on the morning of garbage pickup day. Never leave your trash cans outside overnight when you know there are raccoons present in the area. They will find your garbage, and they will make a huge mess of your driveway before the sun comes up.

❷ Keep your trashcans inside the garage or shed at all times, unless it is garbage pickup day. Leaving your garbage cans outside all the time will let raccoons know they have easy access to your trash. Since raccoons have excellent memories, they will come back night after night for your trash cans.

❸ Use a bungie cord or large cement block to keep the trash can lid secured. By tightly securing your trash can lids, you prevent raccoons from being able to pry them open with their little paw fingers. If they cannot get into your garbage, they will give up after a while and stop coming back to your property.

❹ For those of you who have to keep trash receptacles outdoors, you can string brightly colored outdoor lights around them to scare raccoons off. The bright lights will make raccoons timid, and they will avoid areas that are well lit. You can also try electronic sound machines and motion-sensored lighting, or simply sprinkle some ammonia on the trash bags.

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If you are experiencing raccoon problems, let us help. We offer 24 hour raccoon removal, as well as, raccoon proofing and prevention, minor restorations for raccoon damages, raccoon cleanup, and much more. We are DNR licensed and insured, and provide both residential and commercial raccoon control services. Call our office directly at 502-553-7622 for prompt and professional Louisville raccoon removal you can trust.

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Posted on June 12, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

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We Provide 24 Hour Emergency Raccoon Removal

When you need emergency assistance for a raccoon in the house or other area of your property, we are standing by to help! We provide 24 hour emergency raccoon removal for residential and commercial properties in Kentucky. No matter what time of day or night, their raccoon control teams are standing by to deliver punctual and prompt assistance when you need them most!

Let Us Catch a Small Problem Early On

Raccoons can be a big nuisance in many ways. Stopping a raccoon infestation from getting bigger can save home and property owners loads of money in restoration and damage repairs. Once you are aware of a raccoon problem, take action right away. The longer you wait, the more time raccoons will have to create more damage and mess.

Keep these facts in mind too:

🐾 A diseased raccoon does not always look or behave sick, so it is important to never come close to one under any circumstances.

🐾 Always call a licensed Louisville raccoon removal professional who retains the proper equipment and training to safely carry out the task.

🐾 Another great way to stop raccoons from trespassing is to implement effective preventative maintenance. We have all the information you need to raccoon-proof your property!

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Protecting Your Property During Raccoon Breeding Season

Posted on March 8, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

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Raccoon breeding season is upon us, and now is the perfect time to get your property protected from raccoon damage and infestation. Raccoons are highly intelligent mammals with nimble-fingered paws, skilled climbing abilities, and an endless curiosity. This combination makes them expert trouble-makers in residential and municipal communities. They can access our properties, digging up lawns and gardens, rummaging through trash cans, stealing pet food, soiling attic floorboards and wall insulation, and much more. These damages are not only unsightly and unsanitary, they are costly to repair. So prevention is your greatest weapon against nuisance raccoons.

Continue reading to learn how to get your home ready for raccoon breeding season!

Raccoons

Raccoons generally begin their mating season in late January, which can last through March. Females have a gestation period of 65 days or so, which means mother ‘coons are expected to birth their litters between the months of April and May. Mother raccoons are known to have anywhere from 2 to 5 baby raccoons, also called kits, per litter. Interestingly, larger litters generally occur in regions where raccoon mortality rates are higher. For instance, states like North Dakota have rendered the raccoon litter average higher than states like Florida or Louisiana, due to harsh winter climates and excessive hunting.

Kits are born both blind and deaf. Their ear canals open after 3 weeks or so, and then their eyes eventually open a few days after that. They remain with their mother during the nursing process, suckling her nutrient-dense milk; and after 16 weeks, they are weaned onto solid food. At this point, they are self-reliant, and males will live on their own, reaching sexual maturity around a year old.

Raccoon Protection

Cover Trash and Do Not Leave Cans Out Overnight!

As mentioned, raccoons are capable of causing a serious amount of damage to a property, both inside and out. For this reason, raccoon-proofing is important, especially for homes or business close to wooded or forested areas, and businesses that throw out food in a dumpster. To protect your property from raccoons, follow the simple tips below.
Use lids on exterior trash cans. Latch them down with rope, bungee, or cement blocks.

→ Take your trash out on the morning of garbage pick-up day.

→ Remove all food and water sources outside, including pet bowls, bags of pet food, bird baths, squirrel feeders, and bird houses. Use chicken wire to block off gardens.

→ Remove or block off all possible areas of shelter outside, including log piles, tree houses, pet houses, and sheds.

→ Cover compost piles with tarp and cement blocks.

→ Have your home inspected for open or vulnerable areas, and have these areas professionally sealed to prevent raccoon intrusion. This includes roofs, soffits, gutters, siding, porches, decks, and windows.

→ Install motion-sensored lighting or automatic sound machines.

If you follow all of these tips, you are doing a great job at protecting your home from raccoon damage!

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Call 502-553-7622 if you have raccoon problems, or wish to raccoon-proof your property in Louisville, Kentucky. We are DNR licensed and insured wildlife control contractors that offer a wide range of raccoon removal and control services for residential and commercial properties. We offer 24 hour emergency service, raccoon cleanup, and minor attic restoration as well. Call 502-553-7622 to request a free estimate for Louisville raccoon control, today.

Will My Insurance Cover Raccoon Damages?

Posted on February 17, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

One of the first thoughts that come to mind upon discovering a raccoon infestation in your home is, “how much is this going to cost me?” And this comes as no surprise considering raccoons are capable of producing a significant amount of damage in a very little amount of time. Accordingly, this question is often followed by an inquiry about homeowners’ insurance. Many victims of raccoon damage want to know if their insurance policy covers animal damages, and if so, to what extent. If you are asking yourself these same questions, continue reading to learn more about insurance coverage and raccoon damages.

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Rodents Excluded

In most cases, homeowners’ insurance will cover raccoon damages. But they may not cover the total cost. Depending on the policy you have and its deductible, your out-of-pocket cost for raccoon cleanup and property restoration will vary. What these policies do not commonly cover are insect and rodent damages, such as termites, bed bugs, mice, rats, and other vermin.

Your best option is to contact your homeowners’ insurance carrier to discuss the specific details in your policy and learn what you are covered for and to what extent. They will also guide you through the claim process and ensure all your questioned are answered.

Insurance-Compatible Raccoon Removal

You can ask your insurance provider for a list of insurance-compatible wildlife control companies in your vicinity. You may also just call around yourself and find a raccoon removal company who is insurance claim compliant. Be sure to choose a company with extensive experience, as well as, proper licensing and insurance, for best results.

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Are Raccoons Actually Dangerous?

Posted on January 9, 2017 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

Spotting a wild raccoon can be startling, especially if they are seen on your own property. Raccoons are wild animals, and should not be trusted. To say they are dangerous might be an over exaggeration; however, that does not mean they are safe. Continue reading to learn the safety concerns associated with wild raccoons, and how to handle a raccoon encounter if you are ever face to face with one.

Raccoons Can Carry Diseases

One major safety concern with raccoons, or any wild animal, is the possibility that they may be carrying an infectious disease. Raccoons are known to be carriers of various bacterial and viral infections. Rabies, Canine Distemper, Parvo, and Leptospirosis are among a few of the most common diseases they can carry. With one bite or claw scratch, a raccoon can pass these infections to children, adults, and even pets. This is just one other reason to steer clear of wild animals, including raccoons.

Raccoons Can Show Aggression

Although raccoons are not known to attack humans and other animals without provocation, it is not beyond their animal capabilities. If a raccoon feels threatened, or feels their young are in danger, they can attack. Raccoons have long sharp teeth and claws that can be fatal for small outdoor pets such as cats and dogs. They can also bite, passing on infectious diseases like the ones mentioned above. Their saliva and urine are danger zones for disease, and they can use both of these as self-defense against a
human or other animal. So do not provoke
or even approach a wild raccoon.

How to Protect Yourself from Wild Raccoons

If you frequently see wild raccoons on your property, either rummaging through garbage or grub hunting in the backyard; be sure to call a professional for advice. A professional animal control technician, especially one that specializes in raccoons, can offer accurate and helpful advice and services for raccoon removal and prevention. These experts retain the proper tools and equipment to facilitate a safe and effective raccoon removal job, fast.

They can also diagnose what may be attracting the raccoons to your property, and eliminate any future problems. Experience and industry knowledge are crucial when it comes to getting rid of raccoons on residential properties, which is why it is highly recommended to consult a professional for help with a raccoon problem. It can be very dangerous dealing with raccoons without the proper gear, equipment, and training.

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Can Raccoons Carry the Ebola Virus?

Posted on December 8, 2016 by raccoonremovallouisvilleky

With all the hype over the recent Ebola scares and close-encounters, it’s no wonder everyone is asking about wild animals, namely raccoons, and the diseases they may carry. Many people associate Rabies with raccoons. This is because they, along with several other species of mammal, are known carriers of the virus. Other common diseases commonly carried by or associated with raccoons includes Leptospirosis, Histoplasmosis, roundworm, canine distemper, lice, and other parasites.

Although ‘coons can carry a wide range of diseases, Rabies is the most prevalent disease associated with the species. And with this virus being commonly connected with coons, it has caused new rumors about new viruses, including Ebola. There is a reason why these species have been recently connected to the E-virus, and it has mostly to do with Rabies. Continue reading to learn what this connection means and where it stems from in the first place.

Ebola and Rabies

Raccoons are being questioned when it comes to the recent Ebola outbreaks in the United States mostly due to the fact that they are known carriers of the Rabies virus; a virus that share much of the same qualities as Ebola. This is why people are talking about raccoons and Ebola. When a mammal is infected with the E-virus, they show similar symptoms as would a mammal infected with the R-virus. Now the truth is, raccoons could very easily contract the E-virus, just as they could Rabies; however, it would be difficult to do. So the likelihood of a coon having Ebola is slim. It is not like spreading a cold or flu, where a simply cough or sneeze can cause another person to get sick.

In order to become infected with either diseases, direct bodily fluid must be exchanged; and it’s also rare to come in contact with the E-virus in the first place. Here in the United States, we retain ample medical centers, doctors, nurses, staff, modern medicine, technology and more to contain and treat any such virus. It is not a threat to worry about, ever. Still, you should never try to touch a wild animal of any kind, as they may be carriers of other transmittable diseases.

Raccoon Exclusion Services

Contact a professional wildlife removal and control company for proper animal removal services and preventative maintenance. Be sure to use a licensed and experienced raccoon control company that only uses safe and humane methods to extract coons and prevent their return. These special and misunderstood mammals should never be harmed, trapped, or killed under any circumstances. A trusted animal control company will relocate them to a faraway and safe habitat where they can thrive in peace.

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