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Raccoon & Opossum Bait Kit
The Revenge Raccoon & Opossum Trapping Bait Kit gives you the ability to control even the craftiest nuisance animals in the entire year. The strong scent stays fresh for two weeks before any re-baiting is necessary. ...
Category: Revenge Animal Bait Kits
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Havahart Raccoon Trap 42x10x13
Easy to bait, set and release, this high tensile wire mesh trap is steel reinforced for long life and maximum resistance to damage. The smooth inside edges are for the protection of the animal. 42x10x13 inches ...
Category: Live Animal Cage Traps
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Easy Set Live Animal Cage Trap
Our #1 selling Raccoon/Cat Trap was just made easier to set! Perfect for Raccoons, Stray Cats, Woodchucks/Groundhogs & Armadillos. One spring loaded door, solid top and an easy setting method! 32 x 10 x 12 inches ...
Category: Live Animal Cage Traps
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Liquid Critter Ridder
Repels Skunks, Groundhogs, Dogs, Cats, Squirrels and Raccoons. One application last up to 30 days! Ideal for Multi-Surface application (apply directly to garbage bags and plants). Repels by Odor and Taste. ...
Category: Garden and Outdoor Pet Repellents
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Raccoons are nocturnal animals and reside where wooded lots are available for nests. Because their natural predators are nonexistent in cities or metropolitan suburbs, raccoons have populated excessively. This has led to more of them carrying the rabies virus.
In fact, raccoons are the most likely carrier of this virus in many states across America. Besides posing a health threat to pets and humans, they love to tear apart garbage and pilfer gardens. They love to dig in yards and have been known to uproot sod and grass in search of tasty grubs and insects.
Raccoons will readily take advantage of fish and turtles kept in small ponds as well as pet birds.
Many times dogs and cats are blamed for making a mess of garbage when in fact the culprit is a raccoon. If a raccoon has been active on or around your home, it is only a matter of time before they figure out how to get into your attic or crawl space.
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