Wildlife Challenges in North-Central Minnesota
As winter descends upon North-Central Minnesota, wildlife often seeks refuge in warmer spaces, including homes and businesses. Minnesota Wild Animal Management understands the unique challenges posed by cold-weather intrusions. From squirrels seeking shelter in attics to raccoons nesting in chimneys, our team specializes in addressing the diverse range of wildlife encounters that can occur during the winter months.
Squirrels Seeking Warmth Indoors
Squirrels, notorious for their agility
Squirrels and Their Cold-Weather Habits: As winter blankets the Twin Cities, you may notice an increase in wildlife activity, and squirrels are no exception. These resilient creatures adapt to the colder months by seeking refuge in tree cavities or constructing nests with leaves and twigs. They remain active, foraging for food sources such as acorns and nuts they stored during the fall. While squirrels are generally harmless, they may become more visible
It’s that subtle sound that turns into something more. It’s the scratching, gnawing, clawing that will keep you up at night. It’s the disdain that you feel when you know that something is in your attic that doesn’t belong. Have you been hearing noise in your attic? Has a pest made its way in and won’t come out? At Minnesota Wild Animal Management, Inc., we’ve got you covered.
As we enjoy the natural beauty and wildlife in Minnesota, it’s essential to remember that sometimes, wildlife can encroach on our homes or pose threats to our properties. That’s where Minnesota Wild Animal Management comes into play.
