Raccoons

- Everyone recognizes the Masked Bandit. Raccoons will gladly move into any structure that fits their needs. From barns and crawlspaces to attics and chimneys. They will snuggle into any place suitable for a day’s sleep or raising young. Insulation in attics or ceilings fits the need well. Chimneys resemble a hollow tree and many young are raised on top of a damper of an unused fireplace. Paw prints going in and out of a large hole, or up and down a downspout to a gutter will surely indicates a raccoon’s presence. ‘Coons also use a latrine, which may be inside the attic, or on the valley of a roof. Being the number one carrier of the rabies virus, it’s always discouraged to feed or handle raccoons or other wildlife. 

         This raccoon was caught coming out of a dormer soffet

This one came from a gable vent to the attic                         

                         Three 'coon pups found in a ceiling

This female is the mother to the pups above               

                      Attic 'coon trying to hide behind a bottle
                

Raccoon entries into attics through water damaged roofs

 
                     Female Raccoon (Mother)               --------->-------->                Four juveniles in wall void

                     

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