RACCOON

When Raccoons Return to Visit

Raccoons often seek shelter inside Connecticut homes and cause significant damage. If you had raccoons in your house and they have left, that doesn’t necessarily mean that the problem has been solved. They might come back. How Raccoons Can Affect Your Home and Family When the weather turns colder, raccoons frequently scratch and chew through…

Where Do Raccoons Sleep?

Tips to Keep Raccoons Out of Your Home

Raccoons are some of the most intelligent animals in the world and can be quite crafty when it comes to getting what they want. They’re known for going through garbage cans and snacking on pet food, and they also have sneaky ways of breaking into homes—especially as we’re moving into cooler fall weather.  The raccoon…

RACCOON

Raccoon Lawn Problems

Raccoons can thrive in a wide range of environments. Whether they’re in a city or in a suburban or rural area, raccoons are resourceful enough to find sources of food. If raccoons come to your yard looking for food, they’re likely to leave a path of destruction in their wake. How Raccoons Can Damage the…

Where Do Raccoons Sleep?

Where Do Raccoons Sleep?

Raccoons sleep in a variety of places. They are opportunistic animals that seek shelter where they can find it and often spend the night in one location, then quickly move on and find a den in another area. During winter and breeding season, however, raccoons tend to stay in one place for an extended period…

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Are They Raccoon Tracks?

Raccoons can be a nuisance to homeowners. They can knock over trash cans and tear through bags looking for food or eat food that was left outside for family pets. They can sneak into attics and sheds and chew and scratch at the building materials and any items stored inside. They can leave behind waste…