By Doug
· Filed under Cockroaches, Mice, Raccoons
With the onset of winter, we tend to spend more time in our cozy, warm homes. Unfortunately, unwanted critters also tend to flock to this source of warmth…From mice and squirrels to other, larger pests. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Cockroaches
There is nothing quite as repulsive as a roach scuttling across the floor. Unfortunately, one roach usually leads to many, so it is a problem that needs to be dealt with decisively, before the roaches run you out of your own home. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Raccoons
If you have cats and/or small dogs, you know that they enjoy the outdoors; exploring is in their nature. That being said, many household pets are at a disadvantage in the outdoors, especially when it comes to other, wild animals. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Raccoons
Raccoons are always thought of as cute, inquisitive creatures, with a penchant for mischief and fun. Although this can be true, they can also be a rather troublesome nuisance in your home and garden (and they can be mean to boot!). Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Mice
A lot of people think mice are cute. From Mickey Mouse, to Mighty Mouse, to Jerry, they can be cute in cartoons and movies with French chefs. But, the reality is that mice can be damaging to your home. Read the rest of this entry »
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· Filed under Armadillos
Despite their cute, armored appearance, armadillos can cause tremendous damage in yards, gardens and golf courses. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Groundhogs
Groundhog Day aside, groundhogs are actually interesting creatures (I hear that they make a great stew, but I have yet to put that to the test). That being said, they can be nuisances in the garden, but there are non-lethal ways to control them. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Ants
It is that time of year where ants start their long, methodical march through your house. However, it is about time that you use that large cranium and DO something about it. Read the rest of this entry »
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By Doug
· Filed under Moles
You’ve heard about it, thought about it, and now you are ready to try it. But, does giving moles a stick of gum actually get rid of them?
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By Doug
· Filed under Groundhogs, Moles
Sure, it might not be available at your local hardware store. And, it is definitely used for live training. But, if you simply have to get rid of damaging moles, the Rodenator might be the tool for you.
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