Raccoons, whether you call them trash pandas or masked bandits, might be cute little animals, but they’re often a nuisance to humans. These nocturnal animals are curious and intelligent. Raccoons have no problems living in the wild or in urban areas and they’re omnivores, eating fruits and vegetables as well as fish and snakes. A… Continue reading
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How to Keep Raccoons from Digging Up Your Garden
With the end of winter and the approach of warm weather, many people are eagerly looking forward to planning and planting a garden. However, human beings are not the only ones excited about the change of seasons. As you plan your garden this spring, make sure you consider how to discourage invasions by hungry raccoons.… Continue reading
Stay Vigilant During Raccoon Baby Season
Mating season for raccoons occurs in the winter. After a few months’ gestation, females give birth in the spring. Raccoon baby season can last from March until early June, but most babies will be born in April and May. Raccoons are clever, resourceful, opportunistic creatures, and the females have a strong maternal instinct to protect… Continue reading
Prevention Tips To Keep Raccoons Away!
Raccoons are adorable with their black masks and curious eyes. Even their hearty appetites are charming. Who can blame them for enjoying a good meal? However, raccoons do not belong in human homes or right outside of them. Keeping them out of your life starts with smart food disposal, and this article addresses issues such… Continue reading
Raccoons Mating Season is Starting
Raccoons are a common problem in rural communities, but according to the Toronto Sun, the population of the masked bandits in urban areas is growing quickly. Mild weather gives the animals a chance to forage during the winter instead of hunkering down in their dens when the snow blows. Typically, raccoons go dormant during the… Continue reading
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