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Orlando Armadillo Control
get dillos off property, trap and remove from home
Florida animal removal company
Nuisance Problems Caused by Armadillos
Armadillos distress Florida homeowners with their ferocious digging abilities. Nice, neat lawn one day... nice, neat holes the next. Armadillos rip up flower beds and fresh sod in their pursuit of grubs.
These critters dig burrows for temporary shelter. If the burrow extends under a building, the concrete foundation may be compromised. Follow the links below to learn
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Armadillo Trapper
Wildlife Patrol removes Orlando armadillos through trapping and by hand when possible. Armadillos are not a dangerous animal, but searching their burrows can be dangerous if other animals - ie diamondback rattlesnakes - have taken over their burrow.
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How To Catch Armadillo
Florida armadillos cannot be lured into a trap. Dillos do not respond to bait at all. Learn how to catch and remove aramdillo.
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Armadillo Digging
Armadillo make 2 types of holes - feeding holes and shelter holes. The shelter holes are called burrows and can be long enough to
support multiple animals. The surface holes are dug as the critter grazes for grubs.
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Armdillo Burrow
Armadillos dig multiple burrows using across a home range of roughly 6-10 property yards. The burrows are shared by other armadillos. Burrows can extend up to 15 feet, but usually go about 3 feet into the ground.
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