Minneapolis Homeowners Guide To Avoiding Bats
Minnesota is home to eight species of bats, one of which is protected by the Federal Endangered Species Act of 1973. Two others are being considered for protection. Five of the eight species have varying degrees of state level protection in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Only two of the eight species however (the large brown bat and the little brown myotis) are known to roost in residential dwellings. If you have bats that have taken up residence in your home
Let’s face it, many animals are quite cute! You might be tempted to let them hang out around your property because of that. However, wildlife is called wild for a reason, and there are risks involved if you choose to forego wildlife removal. At Minnesota Wildlife Management, we can take care of your wildlife removal needs and provide wildlife prevention services and tips. Most wildlife, cute or not, should be encouraged to go elsewhere to avoid problems.
What critter or wild animal are you most afraid of? For some, bats evoke a fear like no other. This may come from watching old vampire movies, or because they are nocturnal and come out when it is dark out, or it may just be that you think they may carry disease. Bats are incredibly interesting creatures that mean us humans no harm. However, when they find their way inside a home and make themselves at home, they still need to be removed. They also carry disease and need to be removed by a professional.
There are many reasons that you do not want bats living inside your home. Bats carry diseases that can be passed along to humans, including rabies. If you see any evidence that you may have bats hiding in your siding, roofline, chimney or vents, it is time to call the professionals at Minnesota Wild Animal Management. Bat removal services should always be handled by a trained professional. In fact, if you come into physical contact with a bat, you should be seen quickly by a healthcare professional
Seeing a mouse in your home generally sets fear into most adults – they carry dirt and disease, can get in through the smallest crack and love nothing more than to share the food in your kitchen. Mice mean no harm, but they are almost certainly absolutely an unwelcome guest for most homeowners. If you have seen a mouse scurry across the floor, or if you suspect that you may have these houseguests, then it is time to reach out to the team at Minnesota Wild Animal Management for assistance
Have you gone to take the trash out at night recently and come into contact with a raccoon on your property? These animals are always on the hunt for scraps, trash, etc. They are very destructive animals that can cause damage and create a mess on your property. The last thing you should do as a homeowner is to try to remove this raccoon from your property on your own. If you have a raccoon hanging around your Minnesota property, reach out to our team at Minnesota Wild Animal Management and take advantage of our safe and humane raccoon removal services.
