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that after the armadillos had a field day with my rose bushes my
mind was made up and they were not welcomed into my yard.
I didn't know how to get rid of them so I contacted animal
control and they directed me to the wildlife conversations office.
There they had me take a class on trapping armadillos and said
they would assist me in relocating the armadillos after they were
trapped.
What I learned is that they have bad eyesight and that I would
need to herd them into the trap with boards. I was fearful
of doing this because it was a mother and naturally she would want to
protect her babies.
To remedy my problem with the armadillo's husband said he would put
up a fence so I could wave goodbye to the armadillos.
If you have this lawn and garden pest in your yard, trapping is
one way to get rid of them, but a fence is an easy way to keep them out.
Know that my brother did trap armadillos in his yard, and he said that
three of his buddies helped him.
If you want to get rid of the armadillo by trapping then buy a live animal trap to catch and release. I found some reasonably priced traps at Walmart.com and Lowes.com or you can contact your city's animal control and they may have an animal trap that you can borrow.
Here is a video that will show you how to set up a trap for an armadillo, using the boards. Know that my brother and his buddies did herd the pest into the trapping area. He told me that the armadillo tends to go where it wants.
Other pest control posts by Sgolis
Here is a video that will show you how to set up a trap for an armadillo, using the boards. Know that my brother and his buddies did herd the pest into the trapping area. He told me that the armadillo tends to go where it wants.
Other pest control posts by Sgolis
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