Signs of an Inhabited Tree
Most homeowners assume that spotting a raccoon climbing a tree is enough evidence. This makes a strong case for an inhabitant, but the raccoon may also be just passing through your property. You don’t have to reach out for professional assistance just because a raccoon is travelling through your yard. You should, however, consider calling a wildlife professional if you believe the tree is the raccoon’s home. Here are some signs to look for around your property and in your backyard trees:- The hollow or semi-hollow tree section
- Raccoon movement during the day
- Frequent raccoon sightings near a single tree
Dangers of a Raccoon in a Tree
