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Probably the most recognizable of our wildlife trapping service animals, the gray squirrel is agile & swift, leaping onto rooftops & inside your attic. Bigfoot wildlife control knows of the worries & woes associated with squirrels in your attic. Whether they climb up your trees, gutters, or straight up your siding, they usually find their way into your attic. Making chewing noises all day in some cases, and continuous scratching, clawing, & running sounds coming from above your head. Trapping squirrels, and excluding squirrels are necessary to protect your greatest investment, your house / business. Whether you have been experiencing noises / sightings of squirrels in your attic for a couple of days, or the past several years, it's never too late to get Bigfoot wildlife control to remove & exclude those squirrels for you. These are day-active animals with slender bodies, sleek, thick fur, and bushy tails. Their coats are black, gray, brown, or reddish above and light-colored below. Light, swift, and agile, tree squirrels leap from branch to branch and scurry up and down trees using their sharp claws to dig into the trunk; they always descend head first. The tail is used as a rudder when the animal leaps and as a parachute when it drops. They have excellent sight, including good color vision. The handlike forepaws are used for holding food. Gray squirrels make nests in attics. They spend much time on the ground, foraging for fruit, nuts, and insects; they also sometimes eat eggs, young birds, and smaller mammals. Members of many species store food for the winter in attics and they do not hibernate.
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