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All About Raccoons - Facts

 

Raccoons are at the very top of the list of critters out to destroy your vegetable garden. If you do not have a garden, then perhaps raccoons may find their way to your trash cans, curbside garbage or bird feeders.  Found throughout North America, raccoons are a problem for home owners all over. 

 

 

 

 

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General Raccoon Facts

Critter Library - Raccoon general facts

 

Highly intelligent and very curious, raccoons are somewhat sociable especially during mating season.  They are nocturnal in nature and typically cause problems with homeowners May through September.

 

Raccoons average 12" high and weigh anywhere from 15-48 pounds.  In the wild they have an average life span of 10 - 13 years.  This small land mammal is extremely adaptable and has thrived in the suburban and urban areas.

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Raccoon Communication

 

Raccoons can be easily identified  by the way they communicate with a variety of whimpers, whines, squeals, screams, and purrs.

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Raccoon Habits

While raccoons aren't true hibernators, they are considerably Critter Library - Raccoon habitsless active during cold months, sleeping for days or weeks at a time. During the month of January while female raccoons stay in their dens, males will travel looking for a mate.


Females usually give birth to 1 - 6 baby kits in April or May. These baby raccoons will stay with the mother until autumn and then go off on their own to find a hollow for winter. While the ideal den is a cavity in a large tree, raccoons will also use manmade structure such as attics, chimneys and outside of buildings.[back to top]

 

 

Critter Library - Raccoon diet - nutsRaccoon Diet

Raccoons will typically eat anything.  However, they primarily dine on insects, nuts, worms, frogs, shellfish, eggs, snakes and fruit.

 

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havahart raccoon control solutionsHavahart® offers the humane and effective raccoon control options you need. With the use of an animal repellent and a raccoon trap, raccoon control is close at a hand!  Raccoon traps can be even more successful, thanks to our helpful bait suggestions

 

 

 

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