CSRA Trapping Service

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Wildlife Management And Damage Control Bats, Squirrels, Beavers, Gators, Snakes And More

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Phone: (706) 294-3243

Address: 3417 Old Louisville Rd, Augusta, GA 30906

Website: http://www.csratrappingservice.com

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Insects and Spiders

Mosquitoes
Agents. One bat is capable of eating 3 times its body weight, in mosquitoes in one night. it doesn't mean you want them living in your attic, though.
Flies
Mites
Other than the noise, bats can cause health concerns to humans. Bat guano (droppings) under the right conditions can pose serious health concerns (histoplasmosis) to those in the affected home; especially infants, elderly and people with respiratory illness. The strong smell of ammonia from their urine can cause headaches. Serious health concerns from the accumulation of droppings or urine occur through the direct contact-in other words, one must physically disturb the area. The accumulation can also attract mites and other parasites.

Bats
Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly and their nocturnal habits have led to many
Raccoons
Wildlife managers and agricultural specialists are often familiar with damage caused by wild animals to livesto ck, crops, and other types of private and public property. Conover and Decker (1991) surveyed wildlife managers and agricultural specialists throughout the United States and concluded that damage caused by wild animals was a major agricultural problem. Twenty-seven species were cited as causing the greatest problems. From a national perspective, deer reportedly caused the most damage, followed by elk, raccoons, beavers, blackbirds, and coyotes.
Snakes
Wildlife
The Wildlife Society (TWS) policy statement for wildlife damage control (1992) states: "Prevention or control of wildlife damage... is an essential and responsible part of wildlife management."
Coyotes

Woodpeckers
Damage by wild animals to ornamental plants, buildings, roads, and other structures can be serious. Some of the most costly problems are caused by house mice, Norway and roof rats, beavers, and deer. Wild animals also cause nuisance problems, particularly in urban areas. Nuisance problems range from feces left on golf course greens by ducks and geese and garbage raccoons, to disturbing sounds made as small mammals move in attics and walls, as well as problems caused by bats, tree squirrels, raccoons, woodpeckers, ducks and geese, and other problem species.
Blackbirds

Mice
Rats
Squirrels
Squirrels chew through wood, wires, insulation and more. Chewing through wires has a potential to cause house fires. Squirrels can chew holes through the eaves of your home creating the potential for water damage which can promote an environment that may cause mold or black mold to get into the home. Black mold is extremely dangerous and difficult to remove without a professional... the list is long of the potential problems to your health and budget.

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