Opossums and Trash Bins: What You Can Do Opossums have a knack for scavenging, but you can outsmart them. Here's how:
Tight Lids: Use trash bins with secure lids that opossums can't easily open. Bungee cords or heavy bricks can provide an extra layer of protection.
Elevate Bins: If possible, store your trash bins off the ground. Opossums are good climbers, but raising the bins can deter them.
Fun Fact: Opossums are immune to many snake venoms, making them nature's snakebite protectors.
Opossum Seasons: Opossums are around all year, but their nighttime antics might be more noticeable in warmer months.
Safety Consideration: While opossums aren't aggressive, it's best to avoid close encounters, especially for your pets' sake.
Our Approach: At Wildlife Control Pros, we're all about solutions:
Practical Tips: Our team can guide you on deterring opossums from your trash area.
Efficient Methods: We focus on humane and effective approaches.
Trash Harmony:
Regular Cleaning: Keep your trash area clean to minimize odors that attract opossums.
Seal Cracks: Check for any gaps or openings around your trash storage area and seal them up.
Opossum-Free Zone: For professional help in managing opossums around your trash:
Expert Advice: Got questions? Reach out at (231) 299-0929 or WildlifeControlPro@gmail.com.
Support: We're here to provide strategies for a hassle-free trash routine.
A Neat Solution: Say goodbye to opossum troubles! Contact us for tips, ideas, and support. Together, we'll create a system that keeps your trash bins safe from unwanted visitors.
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