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Raccoon Droppings

Raccoon poop is tubular in shape, has blunted ends, and is usually dark in color, though coloration is subject to change depending on what the raccoon has recently consumed. Undigested food like berries, nuts, or grains can be present in the raccoon scat. Raccoon poop can look like scat from other animals like cats, skunks, or …

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Bats in the Attic

Bats roost in the attic to either give birth or hibernate during the winter. The bats that stay choose a roosting place near food and water sources.  Once a colony of bats is established, the resulting bat problems for homeowners range from general noise and smell nuisances to the heightened risk of contracting illnesses. Bat …

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