Raccoon Expert to Colorado Springs

One of the largest nuisance animals, raccoons live throughout the United States and Canada. They are also commonly known as coons or masked bandits. The masked bandit is for the black “mask” covering their face and their habit of stealing from pet food bowls, garbage cans, and bird feeders and wherever else the opportunity to steal food exists.

A distinguishing feature of raccoons is the black “mask” on their faces and their bushy, ringed tail. Raccoon fur is normally gray, but it can also have a brown tint to it. The typical weight of raccoons varies according to their locations, normally ranging from 10 to 25 pounds, with larger raccoons in the North and smaller ones in the South. Natural predators of raccoons include wolves, coyotes, and owls. Humans also prey on raccoons, primarily for their fur.

Because raccoons are excellent climbers, they are often able to get into the attics of our homes, where they can cause extensive damage. Pet food left out is often what draws raccoons to a home to begin with. Raccoons have very nimble hands and they can often be found grasping pet food with both hands and dipping it into the water bowl before eating it.

Raccoon control is not something for the do-it-yourselfer. By knowing the biology, habits and patterns of raccoons, Wildlife Professionals are better prepared and trained to remove the animal for you. We offer a quality raccoon removal service.

This is not just a job for the Wildlife Professional; it is a passion to help the person who has the wildlife conflict and the wildlife, too.

Your raccoon expert to El Paso / Teller County and Surrounding Communities is A All Animal Control.

We also service the city, cities and towns of Alta Vista, Black Forest, Broadmoor, Buttes, Calhan, Cascade, Chipita Park, Cimarron Hills, Colorado Springs, Duffield, Eastonville, Ellicot, Elsmere, Falcon, Fort Carson, Fountain, Glen Eyrie, Glen Park, Gleneagle, Henkel, Ivywild, Kelker, Knob Hill, Fa Foret, Manitou Springs, Midway, Minnehaha, Monument, Palmer Lake, Papeton, Peyton, Pikeview, Pine Crest, Ramah, Rock Creek Park, Roswell, Rush, Security, Shirley, Skinners, Stratmoor, Stratmoor Hills, Stratton Meadowns, Widefield, Wigwam, Woodmoor and Yoder within El Paso County, Colorado, CO.

And Beacon Hill, Cripple Creek, Crystola, Divide, Elkton, Fairview, Florissant, Goldfield, Green Mountain Falls, Hollywood, Marigold, Midland, Midway, Rosemont, Stratton, Victor and Woodland Park within Teller County, Colorado, CO.

A wildlife expert is just a phone call away and can often assist with your Colorado Springs, CO wildlife control needs the very same day. Call us at 719-635-5808 to put an end to that annoying wildlife problem and control damage wildlife causes.

Let us help you restore your home, business, or property to its original former peaceful existence, as well as your sanity!