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Armadillos, with their appetite for insects and earthworms, can pose problems for homeowners. Learn how to effectively trap them using a sturdy cage and release them safely.
Steps to Follow
Preparing the Cage
Setting Up a Sturdy Trap
Strategically Positioning the Trap
Creating a Path to Capture the Armadillo
Exploring Alternative Capture Methods
Methods for Capturing and Relocating Live Armadillos
Routine Checkups for the Trap
Transporting the Trapped Armadillo in Your Vehicle
Finding Suitable Relocation Options
Releasing the Armadillo from the Trap
Methods to Deter Armadillos from Returning
Natural Deterrents to Keep Armadillos Away
Ensuring the Depth of Your Fence to Deter Armadillos
Using Insecticide to Discourage Armadillos
Useful Tips
Considerations for Deterring Armadillos
Important Warnings to Note
- When removing one armadillo, be aware that it might invite another armadillo to take its place, creating potential competition in the area.
- If constructing your own trap, ensure its durability. Armadillos possess powerful legs and large claws, and they will exert considerable effort to escape.
