Wildlife Information

Increased Risk of Disease: Wildlife can bring diseases like rabies to your yard, which can be transmitted to humans and pets.

Damage to Property: Wildlife can cause significant damage to your property, such as digging in gardens or under structures.

Predation: Feeding birds can attract predators like raccoons and deer, which may prey on your pets or other wildlife.

Feeding Birds: While it's enjoyable to see birds, feeding them can lead to an increase in predators and other wildlife in your yard. 

Secure Trash Bins: Use raccoon-proof trash cans and ensure lids are tightly closed to prevent access.

Natural Deterrents: Employ natural repellents like blood meal, garlic sprays, cayenne sprays, peppermint oil, and predator urine.

Physical Barriers: Erect fences or barriers around your yard to keep wildlife out.

Remove Attractants: Eliminate food sources by removing pet food, birdseed, and fallen fruit from trees.

Lighting: Use motion-activated lights to scare wildlife away, as they prefer dark environments.