Raccoon removal
Geauga Nuisance Control is fully insured and licensed to humanely trap and euthanize unwanted wild animals on your property–including raccoons, skunks, opossums, beavers, coyotes, and foxes.
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Do you have birds in your chimney, attic or yard? These animals can become a nuisance when they make nests in your chimney or leave their droppings all over your attic. Here in Northeast Ohio, the most common bird problems are with pigeons and Canadian geese. However, Canadian geese are protected by the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act and Ohio state law. Geauga Nuisance Control will not remove or harm geese. (Tip: your best defense against unwanted geese is a dog.) If you have questions about geese you need to call your local game warden. As wildlife control specialists, we have the tools...
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Coyotes do live in the Cleveland Metroparks and suburbs of Cleveland. A study with the Ohio State University found that coyotes co-exist with other wildlife and avoid humans. Surprising to some, the coyotes that Ohio State graduate students are studying seem to be living harmoniously with Chicagoland residents. If, however, you find a sick or nuisance coyote is a threat to your pet or family, please call Geauga Nuisance Control immediately. We humanely trap coyotes according to the state ordinances. For more information on coyotes, read the Ohio Wildlife Center’s Coexisting with...
Read MoreSkunk removal
Skunks definitely fit the description of a “nuisance” because of the potential to release its repugnant odor and possible digging. You may find a skunk has wandered into your yard, sprayed your dog, fallen down a basement window well or made a home for itself under your porch. The skunk needs to be trapped and removed. Ohio wild animal nuisance regulations allow only two options for dealing with skunk control: Release the skunk on the same property where it was live-trapped Humanely euthanize a nuisance or sick skunk Skunk removal can be tricky because you want to avoid getting...
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