Frontline Animal Removal’s Blog
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White Skunk!
As noted a couple weeks ago, the middle of February into March is a prime time for skunk visibility. That's because skunk mating season gets underway. We thought we'd share a recent skunk catch with you because it is so unique. It's a mostly white skunk! It is a...
World’s Best Squirrel Trap
How can you make a regular old squirrel trap become one of the world's best squirrel trap? Take it from us, its not difficult or expensive! In fact, you'll only need some duct tape, a scrap piece of wood or plastic, and a little patience. In no time at all, you'll...
Skunk Mating Season
Skunk Mating Season | NE Ohio Don't put all the blame on Pepe Le Pew, but Valentine's Day and skunks just seem to go together. The reason for this is skunk gets in gear right about now. We see an increase in skunk removal calls increase as skunk mating season begins...
Advice for Aspiring Nuisance Animal Trapper
Are you thinking of becoming a nuisance wildlife control operator? Want some advice from an insider? If you do, this post could be for you. Here, we present a seven part video series of advice for the aspiring nuisance animal control operator. Episode 1 Often times...
Raccoon in Chimney
Trapping Chimney Raccoons Over the winter months, Frontline Animal Removal has been helping customers out who have raccoons living in the chimney. That's because here in the urban/suburban Akron, Canton, Kent area an uncapped chimney provides a nice, cozy spot during...
Nuisance Animal Information Delivered
The Blog is Back! Hopefully, you missed us. While animal removal and repair surely continued through January, the posts were put on hold to work behind the scenes on the web site. An on-going goal of ours is to produce a user-friendly, information-packed site that...
Flying Squirrel Job
Flying Squirrel Challenge Because flying squirrels are small and stealthy, they can be a real challenge to deal with. Some of the challenges are: Actually knowing flying squirrels are present. Many people don't even realize we have flying squirrels around the Akron,...
Retention Pond Beavers
Suburban Beaver Control When new housing allotments, shopping areas, or business parks are established one of the first thing site engineers plan for is water. Many times, retention ponds are built to help manage water flow. Consequently, as the suburbs have...
Wall Moves Out / Squirrels Move In
Opportunity for Flying Squirrels The opening visible at the brick/roof junction you see to the right was not designed to be there. This is an example of a home's structural elements moving over time because of a combination of age and weather. What has happened here...
