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Oregon Bat Facts

12/12/2012

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There are 15 species of bats in Oregon. Bats are the only mammal
that flies. Bats are nocturnal and hunt at night using echolocation.
Echolocation is when they make high-pitched sounds and then they listen for the
echo to find the location of objects or prey, which includes very small
insects. Oregon bats either migrate south for the winter or stay in Oregon and
hibernate until spring comes around.


Mother bats find dry warm places to have their pups in
the spring. Also it is a myth that bats are blind, when in fact they actually
have pretty good eye sight. An adult bat can beat around 1,000 insects per hour
and they only eat insects.  A pup
bat can begin to fly between 2 weeks to 5 weeks of age.


Bats can be beneficial in keeping insect population lower, but
can always spread disease via biting or in there guano. If you have bats in your
house it is important to have a Professional Oregon Wildlife Control Officer
remove the bats and seal off your house.


If you have any Oregon Bat Problems call CCP Wildlife Control LLC
today at 503-201-2432 to safely remove all unwanted bats from your house.


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Oregon Skunk Rabies and Removal 

12/2/2012

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Oregon Skunk Removal

Do you have an Oregon Skunk in your yard or around your house? Is the Oregon Skunk acting weird, for example out during the day and not scared of humans or pets? These could mean the skunk has rabies or something else wrong.

Most likely this is not the case but you can never be too cautious with Oregon Skunks or and Oregon Wildlife. There are some basic rules that can help to identify if the Oregon Skunk is rabid.

Never try and handle or remove a skunk that appears to be rabid! Always call a professional to safely remove the animal to avoid harm to humans, pets, and the skunk. If you have an Oregon Skunk Removal or any Oregon Nuisance Wildlife Problem call the Professional’s at CCP Wildlife Control LLC today at 503-201-2432 to safely and humanely remove the Oregon Nuisance Wildlife. 

Three Signs of Oregon Skunk Rabies:

1.       The first and most obvious way to tell if Oregon Skunks or any Oregon Wildlife is healthy is to look at its Appearances.  Does the fur appear to be well groomed and normal colored?

 If the Oregon Skunk is dirty or missing patched of fur, which is a sure sign something is not right and you should call a professional immediately to avoid unwanted troubles.  CCP Wildlife Control LLC can remove any unwanted Oregon Nuisance Wildlife before human or pet contact can take place.

2.       The second way to tell if an Oregon Skunk has signs of being rabid is the Activity of the skunk.  What has the Oregon Skunk(s) been doing? Normal Oregon Skunk activity is to grub in yards and should be easily scared off by human or pet presences. 

If the skunk is sleeping in the yard during the day or just wondering around randomly theses can be signs the Oregon Skunk is rabid. Also if the animal appears to be injured most likely in the back legs or if they appear partially paralyzed are solid signs of a sick Oregon Skunk. CCP Wildlife Control LLC can remove any unwanted Oregon Nuisance Wildlife before human or pet contact can take place.

3.       The third sign that an Oregon Skunk might be rabid is the Attitude. Normal Oregon Skunk attitude is an alert skunk that lifts its tail and stomps his feet when confronted.

If the skunk is not bothered by people or pets or if it attacks for no reason than most likely this is not a healthy Oregon Skunk. You should use caution and avoid any contact with these Oregon Nuisance Wildlife. CCP Wildlife Control LLC can remove any unwanted Oregon Nuisance Wildlife before human or pet contact can take place. 

If you have an Oregon Skunk Removal or any Oregon Nuisance Wildlife Problem call the Professional’s at CCP Wildlife Control LLC today at 503-201-2432 to safely and humanely remove the Oregon Nuisance Wildlife. 
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