Most squirrels mate in early winter, but a smaller percentage may not breed until the warmer months. The mating season depends on the species of squirrel. However, some squirrels will mate twice per year, as females have a gestation period of only 38 to 48 days, meaning squirrel births occur in the early spring and… Continue reading
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Pickering Wildlife Control: Why Appreciate Squirrels?
As a kid, you probably used to love watching squirrels scurry around your backyard. They were so fast and cute with those fat, chubby cheeks, and adorable bushy tails. When you got older, you learned that most adult homeowners don’t like squirrels because they create messes of seeds and shells, and eat garden produce before… Continue reading
How Gray Squirrels Use Their Feet?
Experts of squirrel removal in Pickering understand the incredible feats squirrels are capable of, and many homeowners are often witness to these capabilities as well. Seeing a squirrel scurry up a tree trunk, leap from branch to branch, or rigorously dig are familiar sights, often overlooked because of the commonness of such actions. People get… Continue reading
Pickering Widlife Removal: How to Get Squirrels Out of Your House
If a squirrel gets inside your home, it’s not going to clean up after itself and be a polite guest. Squirrels leave behind a mess of droppings and debris and significant damage in your home that can be dangerous to clean up or fix. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control technicians are the pros in squirrel removal… Continue reading
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