Are these the best way to get rid of squirrels in the attis without additional problems?
The Grey Squirrel’s Latin name – “Sciurus Carolinensis”. Grey squirrels usually mate twice a year – in the early spring or late winter and in the summer. The mother squirrels will give birth to their young about forty-five days after mating. A squirrel has 4 to 6 baby squirrels per litter. A pair of healthy squirrels could produce a dozen offspring each year. In twelve months the baby squirrels mature enough to become breeding adults. Each litter does not leave its mother’s nest for the first 10 to 12 weeks of its life. It is totally dependant on its mother’s milk to live. If you have squirrels in the attic there most likely are baby squirrels in your attic 40% of the year. Squirrel trapping or poisoning to get rid of squirrels could leave baby squirrels up in your attic in a nesting site to die of starvation. A mother squirrel will nest in the safest place she can find to protect her young. Attics are ideal places. The cavities in the your home’s walls are many times chosen by nesting
