What’s in your yard at night?

North Idaho Wildlife Control (NIWC) is a private business providing nuisance animal capture services, licensed and permitted by Idaho Fish and Game.

Animals NIWC Can Address

BEAVERS - part of a beaver's instinct is to create dams, as their habitats. What this means for you is falling trees that could damage your buildings, or even flooding in the area due to the natural consequences of beaver dams.

BEAVERS - part of a beaver's instinct is to create dams, as their habitats. What this means for you is falling trees that could damage your buildings, or even flooding in the area due to the natural consequences of beaver dams.

RACCOONS - while cute, have been known to get into fights with small pet animals, injuring or potentially killing them. They may also get into your foundation and start shredding insulation and other important materials where you can't see them.

RACCOONS - while cute, have been known to get into fights with small pet animals, injuring or potentially killing them. They may also get into your foundation and start shredding insulation and other important materials where you can't see them.

SQUIRRELS - always looking for places to store food for the winter, they may find a way into your home or buildings, shredding fabric or other important materials to build their nests..

SQUIRRELS - always looking for places to store food for the winter, they may find a way into your home or buildings, shredding fabric or other important materials to build their nests..

SKUNKS - when provoked, skunks will excrete a spray that leaves an obnoxious odor, which can linger for days. This may ruin clothes, outdoor furniture, and even your outdoor pet's food supplies.

SKUNKS - when provoked, skunks will excrete a spray that leaves an obnoxious odor, which can linger for days. This may ruin clothes, outdoor furniture, and even your outdoor pet's food supplies.

NIWC also addresses:

Pine Squirrels, Rats, Mice, Muskrats, Weasels, Otters, Birds, Feral Cats, Badgers, Minks, Coyotes, Wolves, Bobcats, and more!

Header Image from Schwoaze on Pixabay under Pixabay License

“Beaver” from Yellowstone National Park on Flickr under Public Domain || “Raccoon Cute Pose” from Neil McIntosh on Flickr under CC BY 2.0

“Squirrel Holding Nut” from Alistair Newton on Pixabay under Pixabay License/CC0 1.0 || “Striped Skunk …” from Dan Dzursin on Flickr under CC BY 2.0