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Wisconsin Bat Removal

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Brown Bat using a one way door!

WISCONSIN BAT REMOVAL

County Animal Control

608 259 6515

All across the state of Wisconsin there are people who have many different scenarios of troubles with bats and those people in the state of Wisconsin with bat issues get their bat removal taken care of by calling a bat professional at County Animal Control! In Wisconsin the calls are usually along the lines of: “I hear bats in my attic or in my walls!” or even, “I saw bats entering the peak of my roof into my attic”, not to forget the most common of all, “THERES A BAT FLYING AROUND IN MY HOUSE!!!” Whatever the scenario, County Animal Control can take care of it for you! All you need to do is call County Animal Control and ask for a bat professional to come assist you in your bat removal, its as simple as dialing 608 259 6515.  Dial this Wisconsin number and a bat professional will put you on schedule at the soonest availability to get you started on your bat removal process.

The Routine:

First things first, CALL A BAT SPECIALIST!

The Wisconsin Bat Specialist will get you on schedule for a Wildlife Inspection and a bat removal. A Wildlife Inspection will let the bat removal professional know exactly what is going on at your property and how to deal with the bat removal. The bat removal professional will be able to determine what species of bats you may be dealing with and an estimation of how many may be in your home. Also upon the inspection the bat removal professional will be able to determine how and where the bats are entering and exiting your building. Finally, the bat removal professional will write you up a description on what exactly is going on with your bats and what we can do to resolve this bat issue with our bat removal work.

At this point the Wisconsin Bat Removal Professional has a grip on your issue and will perform whatever necessary to resolve your bat issue by providing you with our services in bat removal.

For a Wisconsin Bat Professional call- 608 259 6515

Also servicing the following counties of Wisconsin:

Adams County, Ashland County, Barron County, Bayfield County, Brown County, Buffalo County, Burnett County, Calumet County, Chippewa County, Clark County, Columbia County, Crawford County, Dane County, Dodge County, Door County, Douglas County, Dunn County, Eau Claire County, Florence County, Fond du Lac County, Forest County, Grant County, Green County, Green Lake County, Iowa County, Iron County, Jackson County, Jefferson County, Juneau County, Kenosha County, Kewaunee County, La Crosse County, Lafayette County, Langlade County, Lincoln County, Manitowoc County, Marathon County, Marinette County, Marquette County, Menominee County, Milwaukee County, Monroe County, Oconto County, Oneida County, Outagamie County, Ozaukee County, Pepin County, Pierce County, Polk County, Portage County, Price County, Racine County, Richland County, Rock County, Rusk County, Sauk County, Sawyer County, Shawano County, Sheboygan County, St. Croix County, Taylor County, Trempealeau County, Vernon County, Vilas County, Walworth County, Washburn County, Washington County, Waukesha County, Waupaca County, Waushara County, Winnebago County, Wood County,

Its Winter time and for some of you it may be time to get rid of raccoons! If you are experiencing raccoon issues at any time of the year, we can help! Getting rid of raccoons or raccoon removal work should not be procrastinated and should be taken very seriously as the raccoon issue can only worsen. Call County Animal Control to get rid of your raccoon issues. 608-259-6515 for getting rid of raccoons and raccoon removal services.

Bats

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Brown Bat exiting a one way door

Brown Bat using a one way door!

COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL

608 259 6515

BATS

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The most common species of bats found in Northern America are of the Big Brown Bats and the Little Brown Bats. The “brown” in the names of these two species comes from the color of their fur, being dark brown. The Little Brown Bat has small blackish ears, a wingspan ranging from 8-10 inches, and body length of about 2-3 inches. The Big Brown Bat is extremely similar to the Little Brown Bat, just some minor differences in length and width. Just like the Little Brown Bat, the Big Brown Bat has dark brown fur with blackish ears. The wingspan on a Big Brown Bat can be up to 10-12 inches in width and a body length of about 4 inches long.

Habitat:

When people think of bats they either think of vampires, or they think of tons and tons of bats flying from out of a cave after being disturbed. The cave theory is indeed accurate but it does not end there.  Bats will have different types of roosting areas, one for the day, one for the night, one for nursing their young, and maybe even a hibernation roost all depending on what temperature is most comfort for them at a given time. These roosts can be found in many different areas aside from an actual cave. That cave may be substituted by a hollowed out tree, underneath bridges, and extremely commonly found in attics or walls of buildings and homes. Though bats are said to be animals that participate in the hibernation and migrating process. Don’t be completely fooled by the terms, as we have seen geese and ducks walking around on the iced over lakes.

Reproduction:

After the mating process between a male bat and a female bat, the females then part from the males. The females tend to roost up in a colony with other female bats; this is where they sort of have a nursery. These female bats will roost in the same location together, this is typically where the newborns are born, and raised up. Upon experience, we have found that the baby bats are usually between late May and into June. Every female bat will tend to have one newborn per year. Gestation of bats can take up to about 60 days. It takes a few weeks after birth for these bats to learn how to fly on their own and about a month after birth these bats can grow to the size of the other adult bats.

Feeding:

The Little Brown Bats and Big Brown Bats are both known to feed off insects. These brown bats will sweep through the air snatching up things like flies, mosquitos, moths, gnats, and many more.

Life Expectancy:

The Little Brown Bat and the Big Brown Bat can live anywhere between 10 to 20 years, if not, than more. The lives of bats may be shortened due to other animals preying on them for feed. There are a low number of bats that actually suffer by carrying rabies.

608 259 6515

COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL

608 259 6515

Its Winter time and for some of you it may be time to get rid of raccoons! If you are experiencing raccoon issues at any time of the year, we can help! Getting rid of raccoons or raccoon removal work should not be procrastinated and should be taken very seriously as the raccoon issue can only worsen. Call County Animal Control to get rid of your raccoon issues. 608-259-6515 for getting rid of raccoons and raccoon removal services.