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Wild animals are essential parts of our world and ecosystem, but they can cause problems if they enter homes or invade properties. In those cases, wildlife control may be necessary. If you're in this situation, here's what you should know about this critical service.

Common Questions About Wildlife Control

When is wildlife control necessary?

Most wild animals don't pose any threats to humans or their homes. While you might see them wandering near your property, they typically won't come close enough to cause harm. However, some wild animals will enter a property in search of food or shelter, causing damage and increasing your risk of certain diseases. In those instances, call wildlife control as soon as possible.

What happens when a wild animal is removed from a property?

wildlife controlIt depends on state and local laws, the animal, and the company. While many professionals will relocate an animal to an appropriate natural setting, some companies will euthanize an animal, particularly if it has rabies or is extremely sick.

Can I relocate a wild animal myself?

It's illegal to relocate a wild animal yourself, but even if it were legal, it wouldn't be a good idea. Only professional wildlife control companies can ensure the animal is relocated to a place where they can find food and shelter, and where they won't be intruding on another animal's territory. Also, professionals can thoroughly inspect your property for entry points, find ways to prevent re-entry, and help you repair property damage.

How can I keep wild animals off my property?

Wild animals prefer hospitable properties that offer shelter, food, and water. Some of the best ways to keep your property inhospitable include trimming climbable vegetation and trees, never leaving pet food out, removing fallen fruit, keeping trash cans closed, and capping your chimney.

 

When you need wildlife control, turn to the team at American Bio-Tech Wildlife Services. Based in New Milford, CT, they’ve served all of Connecticut for nearly 50 years. Owned and operated by a wildlife biologist, this company specializes in humanely relocating animals to DEEP-approved forest lands. Learn more about their services online, and call (860) 355-1231 to discuss your needs with a friendly team member.

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