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Long Island Raccoon Control & Removal
| I recommend Yager Nuisance Animal Removal for raccoon removal and wildlife removal in the Long Island area. I have spoken with the
owner of Yager Nuisance Animal Removal, and he fully understands New York raccoons and their behavior, and the proper methods for humane removal. For me to recommend him, he has agreed to abide by
rules of humane wildlife removal, all Nassau or Suffolk County and New York wildlife laws, and have a thorough understanding of wildlife biology and the concerns associated with critter removal, such as the welfare
of the animals, the presence of baby raccoons in
the attic, and the need to perform complete wildlife removal services with permanent results, utilizing techniques such as home inspections,
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Suffolk - Yager Nuisance Animal:
631-479-3914
Nassau - Select Wildlife: 516-874-5040
Yager Nuisance Animal Removal has this to say about their wildlife and raccoon removal company: Yager’s Nuisance Animal Removal is a FULL service nuisance wildlife control company serving all of
Long Island, NY. We offer nuisance animal removal
of all species of animals to protect your home and property. We are not a pest control company that sprays for termites and bugs, (there is a difference)
we only deal with WILDLIFE species, using the most humane and modern techniques to solve your problem. We will then work with you to animal proof your home or property to prevent future wildlife problems. Your home and property are one of your biggest investments so go with a company that can completely solve your problem the first time.
Learn more about us at www.long-island-wildlife.com.
Example Raccoon Control Emails from Long Island, NY:
Yager Wildlife, Hi, I found your e-mail link on a website about raccoons, and I'm assuming that you know alot about raising raccoons. My husband and I found a baby raccoon the other day and brought it into our home to raise but I have some questions about how to raise him. I need to know how you can tell a boy from a girl? what is the easiest way to tame him? what is the best diet for him? Is Pedialyte really good for him when hes dehydrated? should we give him some kind of vitamins? Is there anything you cant or shouldn't feed him? any requirement other than a rabies shot to keep him? I am really hoping you can help me or know someone who can. Thank You for your time. Thank You, Michelle
My response: Michelle - I do not know anything about raising baby raccoons, nor do I advocate keeping one as a pet. Some people have managed to do so successfully, but many others have had bad problems - they are docile as babies, but become wild in
temperament at about 6 months of age. - David
Last night it seemed as if someone was moving around in my attic...quite scary...just in time for holloween. In any event I went out on my deck in the dark to see if some animal was walking on the roof when from behind me something swished by ..an animal...and headed towards the stairway. The stream of light from my next door neighbor showed me that it was a RACOON. It stopped...looked and me...and scurried across the lawn and away into the backyard bushes. This morning I went up into the attic but I didn't see anything. What do I do to keep this racoon away from my attic if he or she hasn't moved in already. It was as big as a dog and quite frightening in the dark. Please let me know........Thank you........Sincerely, Peggy
Hi Yager Wildlife – I live in Bohemia, Long Island, and was wondering what your rates were for removing a raccoon and installing a chimney cap. If I am outside of your service area, could you please suggest a company/person that could possibly help? Thank you so much. After catching Raccoons, I am having a problem with getting Raccoons not entering my trap. I have been using marshmallows as bait as I don't want to catch neighbor cats. Any suggestion you may offer would be appreciated.
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Please be kind to raccoons! They are intelligent animals, and believe it or not, they definitely have emotions! |
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