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Phone: (317) 439-3687

Address: 837 Franklin Lakes Blvd, Franklin, IN 46131

Website: http://www.affordablewildliferemoval.com

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Bats
Bats are a very protected species, there are federal laws and state procedures that need to be followed to deal with them. We are here to help get the bats out of your home attic and make sure they cant get in. Exclusion is the only way to get rid of bats in an attic.
Moles
Raccoons
Raccoons usually mate in January or February. Litters or kits are usually born in April or May. Raccoon litters range in size from one to nine, although the average is around four.
Wildlife
Affordable Wildlife Removal holds a nuisance wildlife control operators permit issued by Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife Division. Affordable Wildlife Removal opened in May 2008.
Opossums
Opossums will often inhabit a crawl space, attic or nest under your shed or deck. Opossums may use your home as a latrine and cause other structural damage.
Muskrats
Most calls we receive for muskrat removal come from homeowners associations or apartment complexes. We have had a few customers with their own private ponds.

Birds
Birds can become a problem when they infest an attic or sometimes enter a vent. Many times they nest in a dryer vent or bathroom vent. This is a very common problem.

Mice
Rats
Squirrels
There are common tree squirrels, thirteen stripped squirrels, fox squirrels, gray squirrels and even some flying squirrels in southern Indiana.
Chipmunks
Chipmunks are small, ground-dwelling squirrel that is typically 5-6 inches long, with a tail 3-4 inches long. They have 2 tan and 5 blackish stripes lengthwise down their back and 2 tan and 2 brownish stripes on each side of their face. They do not completely hibernate throughout the winter, but will rely upon their cache of food stored throughout the summer and may sometimes be seen on warm, sunny days throughout the winter. They typically emerge from hibernation in early March. Distribution Chipmunks are found statewide in a variety of habitats. They are especially common in urban areas where bird feeders are found. Reproduction Chipmunks breed twice a year and will have 2-5 young in each litter, one born in late spring and one in late summer. Four to five young are born in April or May. Young will appear outside their den when they are only 4-6 weeks old and will start to find their own territory when they are just 6-8 weeks old. Food Habits Chipmunks eat a variety of foods, primarily grains, nuts, berries, seeds, mushrooms, insects, and even carrion. They regularly climb trees in the fall to find nuts, fruits, and seeds. They will also eat bird eggs and young birds when available. Chipmunks cache or store food in their dens by stuffing it into their cheeks, then transporting it to their

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