The Importance of Wildlife Exclusion
This blog is dedicated to the clients that love to pay Wildlife Busters, money upon more money to place a band aid on there nuisance wildlife issue. Resolving an animal control issue is more then just trapping and removing the animal. It’s important to understand why the animal is choosing your residential or commercial property, […]
Little Critters – Newsletter
Baby raccoon kits stay with their mother for the first year. Baby woodchucks leave the burrow alone at 6 to 7 weeks. Baby Squirrels leave the mother and nest 10 to 12 weeks from birth. Each year, around this time, we receive a high volume of calls with questions regarding, what is believed to be, […]
Pomona Park Community Facilities Corporation Hires Wildlife Busters® to Resolve Squirrel Issue
Pomona Park Community Facilities Corporation contracted Wildlife Busters to resolve a historical squirrel issue they had been experiencing at one of the buildings within the community. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Rockland County, New York, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) June 13, 2011 — Pomona Park Community Facilities Corporation contracted Wildlife Busters to resolve a historical squirrel […]
Wildlife Rehabilitators
I have the ultimate respect for Wildlife Rehabilitators. Last year, I had the pleasure of attending a seminar on the ABC’s of becoming a rehabber. It was held at the Weinberg Nature Center in Scarsdale, NY. The hosts Maggie Ciarca, a Wildlife Rehabilitator who specializes in opossums and Joanne Dreeban an aviary specialist. I was […]
Pepe Le Pew – Skunks
I don’t know about you, but one of my favorite cartoons growing up was Pepe Le Pew. He acted so debonair and romantic. Two of the qualities you are least likely to find in an actual skunk. We usually get more skunk calls early on in February/March when they are seeking a place to raise […]
Bats Best Practices – Newsletter
Fun Animal Fact of the Month: Bats are the only mammal that can fly. Tis the season for bats. Spring is here and the bats are searching for a place to raise their young. Every year about this time, we begin to get an increase in bat calls. There birthing period begins in late May […]
