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Daily Archives: April 27, 2016

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How to Get Raccoons out of Your Chimney

RaccoonsBy AndersonWildlifeApril 27, 2016

During the spring and summer, female raccoons often use uncapped chimneys as nesting places because they are dark, quiet, and safe. If you hear a large animal moving around on the roof or sounds coming from the chimney at night, it is likely that a mother raccoon and possibly her babies are living inside the…

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