Rat Trapping Consideration

We have a business that deals with all types of disturbing wildlife and conflicts issued by homeowners. These include squirting squirts, raccoon traps, rodent traps, bat controls and rat trapping. So we definitely have a lot of experience with problems regarding mouse trap control & mice.

Let me assure you that if you have mouse infestations, that doesn't mean you have a dirty house. Mice don't look for dirt or dirt. They are looking for food, shelter & water. You must give one of the three to have a mouse situation.

When I talk to potential customers, I can get rich from bets that they have large types of dogs or one of their neighbors. Then I asked if the feces were left on the fenced page. 99.5% of the time they say yes – then ask ... “How do I know”? Then I explained my theory that many dog ​​foods had a corn base or grain. Corn cannot be digested by dogs so that it is forwarded directly to their feces. Corn loves mice !!!! Disgusting, yes but factual. If they or neighbors clean the dirt right like what happens then this problem with mice “possible” can be avoided.

Regardless of when you hire someone with a wildlife license, it is very important that the trap is checked every day. Here in the state of Georgia is the law for wildlife control companies. Unless it is a pest control company governed by the AG department instead, they don't have to do a daily trap check.

The reason for the important daily trap examination is because you use your trap dollar. Traps with mice in it will not catch other mice. Occupied. Plus if the mouse finally associates the dead mice with this trap then they will learn to avoid it. This is called “smart trap”.

We use all kinds of traps to catch mice. Like a cage trap, snap snap (different appearance) to mix it. Regardless of the type or appearance of trap, each trap left in the building or house is hidden. Hidden by the outer box so the client doesn't see mice – die or live.

One thing I want to appreciate is the use of poisons put into your attic. This is often done by non-licensed people or homeowners. When poisons are placed inappropriately or illegally, it often ends with dead animals on the wall or attic. This situation is completely avoided. Please let wildlife experts deal with wildlife.