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Welcome to the Alpha Wildlife Blog – your go-to source for expert advice, tips, and insights on all things wildlife removal. Here, you’ll find a variety of articles covering everything from identifying signs of unwanted pests to understanding the humane methods we use to safely relocate animals.
Whether you’re dealing with raccoons in the attic or curious about preventing future infestations, our blog is packed with helpful information to keep your property protected and your mind at ease.
There truly is nothing worse than the moment a critter tries to claim your home for itself. Sure, your house offers lots of protection from predators. But it’s yours! Countless nuisance animals often attempt to
We certainly love our homes, don’t we? They’re beautiful, warm, and safe. The problem is, many wild animals would also love a bit of the safety and food source our homes provide. As such, it’s
Raccoons are among the most common nuisance animals that love making your attic their home. Attics provide raccoons with a safe and warm environment. Once raccoons access your attic, they’ll quickly get cozy and damage
Snakes In South Carolina You Might See Snakes found in South Carolina thrive in the state’s coastal plains, mountains, and rivers. You can find 38 snake species in South Carolina, including 6 venomous snakes. They
Have a possible rodent infestation in your home? It only takes one male and one female rodent to start an infestation in your home. Mice and rats can enter through cracks, holes, pipes, and drains.
Uncovering The Clever Entry Methods Of How Squirrels Get Into Your Attic If you’ve ever faced a squirrel problem in your attic, you might wonder exactly how these nimble creatures managed to invade your space.
Why Tennessee Says No to Bat Trapping Ever wondered why you can’t trap bats in Tennessee? At Alpha Wildlife, we hear this question a lot. While bats are cool for the environment, they can be
Do you know how and why bats enter your home? A bat infestation brings a severe threat to any home. Although they eat particular household pests like insects and spiders, bats may also pose critical
