Vacant houses on their own don’t attract anything. But a vacant home with food or leaky pipes or a weak roof that can be easily chewed through is definitely a house that will attract rat activity, and probably a lot of other activity as well. Rats have the capability to transfer up to 35 different …
Rats, I hate rats. Who doesn’t hate rats? Everyone hates rats. They are a very hatable species. In fact, you could say that since the plague of europe, they are the most hated species of any species on this planet of earth. Funny when you think about it. They didn’t really cause the plague, we …
Yellowjackets are not solitary wasps, they are social. They build hives of thousands of wasps and perform all work like raising larva and hunting for food together, they share responsibility and they also share the desire to defend the nest at all costs. Yellowjackets are very aggressive and will attack even if you do not …
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A wasp nest is a dangerous threat to your property. They can sting in swarms and the result can be deadly. If you have a wasp nest burgeoning on your property then you need to act fast. You have one chance to kill the queen and stop the nest from growing and you won’t get …
Rats are vile disgusting creatures that crap on your food and piss in your walls. They are a menace to all peoples and communities and they will destroy your home if given the chance. Rats have the capability to transfer up to 35 different viruses through their urine and feces. To have rats removed contact …
House mice are curious and adventuris, sadly. They can find their way into any house or apartment, no matter how ritzy. But mice aren’t what they used to be. They have changed, become carriers of illnesses we have not seen before. Mice have been found to have superbugs, bacteria resistant to antibiotics that can be …
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Lyme disease is a dangerous illness you can catch from ticks. But how would a human get a tick? Ticks have a three-stage life cycle. They start as a larve and attach themselves to small animals like mice. As they enter the second stage the tick larva moults and prepares for winter. They can survive …
