Bat Removal Prohibitions End
Today, July 31, is the last day of the prohibition of the exclusion of bat colonies for this summer.
As noted in the May post EARLY SEASON BATS bat removal of suspected maternal colonies are not allowed in the heart of the summer. This gives baby bats time to grow up and be able to fly and hunt on their own. This helps protect the bat population as their numbers are at historical lows.
As this clip of Ohio’s nuisance animal removal shows, July 31 is an important date for all bat removers to be aware of. On August 1, tomorrow, things get back to normal.
Get Scheduled for Bat Removal
Just because it is legal, it doesn’t mean we are going to put up a lot of bat removal devices tomorrow. We will turn a lot of attention to bats as August moves into September.
So, this is a great time to contact Frontline Animal Removal and get on the schedule.
Want to learn more on the State of Ohio’s take on bats in the house? Take a look at this page from the Division of Wildlife’s web site.
Bats are pretty cool. But, for obvious reasons, living with them in your home is not preferred. Frontline Animal Removal will get the bats out and make things whole again. For a bat-free future, give us a call today.
