Most of the wildlife species throughout both North and South Carolina are able to thrive around humans – without any conflicts arising. In most instances, interactions are relatively positive. However, it is possible for conflicts with wildlife to occur. The good news is, there are measures that may be taken to avoid negative interactions with… Read More…
Wildlife Control
What Is Wildlife Prevention?
Wildlife prevention is a proactive approach to keep various types of wildlife from entering or returning to your property. Not only does this aid in helping you avoid facing an invasion of wild animals, but it will help in preventing or minimizing the amount that you have to put out financially for damage committed by… Read More…
Wildlife You Are Likely to Encounter on Your Property During the Winter Months
While it is true that several animals undergo the hibernation process during the winter months; there are several that do not. When given the choice between the sharp, chilling outdoor temperatures and massive amount of cold precipitation and the warmth of your home or near your home, all wildlife will gravitate towards your home. This… Read More…
How Do Animals Survive the Extreme Temperatures During the Winter Months?
The temperatures have started to plummet. Humans are moving indoors in order to escape the harsh environmental conditions. Ice is starting to form and the season’s first snow has fallen. We are all pulling out our thick socks, boots, and winter coats to ensure that we are capable of staying as warm as possible, but… Read More…
How to Wildlife-Proof Your Property
Wild animals that live near or around your property have the capability of becoming a nuisance. In most instances, these creatures will not threaten your health or impact your safety; however, in some cases, they may find their way onto your property or home and cause a certain degree of mischief, chaos, and/or damage. This… Read More…
Wildlife Issues to Be Aware of This Summer in South Carolina
Summer – the warmest, most beautiful, and favored season. The days grow longer and the sun seemingly shines brighter. The increased temperatures compel and urge people to embark on outdoor journeys and adventures. Throughout the State of South Carolina, summer is not only a season, it is a time of transition, a new dimension. Despite… Read More…
How to Protect Your Spring Garden from Wildlife
Now that your spring garden is in full bloom, it is quite likely that you have observed a wide array of wildlife attempting to maneuver through or consume the vegetables, fruits, and/or flowers that you have worked so diligently to cultivate. Perhaps it was squirrels, wild rabbits, woodchucks, moles, birds, raccoons, or deer. While these… Read More…
Wildlife Safety Tips
Earlier in February, a Gloucester resident’s dog was killed by a coyote in their own backyard. And because of this unfortunate event, Gloucester Police Department offers some safety tips that will help prevent tragedies like this in the future. Do not attempt feed these wild animals. Do not leave your pets outside your home unattended… Read More…
How to Handle Urban Wildlife
Following the increased number of wildlife moving into the urban and suburban areas in Wisconsin, DNR offers to help people in keeping wild animals safe. DNR wildlife biologist Dianne Robinson shares the following tips. Avoid feeding human food to birds and other animals as this may cause spread of disease. Plant natural food including bushes… Read More…
Ways to Keep Your Property Snake-proof
Rainy season is that time of the year when those crawling animals start creeping into your property. But don’t fret because there are a few things you can do to keep these animals such as snakes out of your own yard. Below is a checklist. Keep your backyard free from clutter and other debris. Regularly… Read More…