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Critters We See At The Lake

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The Lake of the Ozarks is home to many different pests, from wasps and mosquitos to groundhogs and armadillos. As you prepare your lawn this spring season, you may find that a critter has taken up residence nearby. If you stumble across a critter destroying your yard, contact a company that provides live animal trapping at the Lake of the Ozarks . Best Pest Control can trap these pests and prevent further damage from occurring. Below are some common critters we see scurrying around the Lake of the Ozarks. Groundhogs During the early spring, groundhogs are most active during the warm parts of the day. However, during the late spring or summer, their days are spent in their cool burrows and feeding occurs during the early morning and dusk. Their burrow system is located about 2-4 feet underground and could extend 15-25 horizontally. You may find groundhogs beneath homes, patios, under decks, garages and stored lumber. Moles Moles are active year-round. However, the females pro...

Cute Critters Can Destoy Your Lawn and Garden

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As you prepare your yard this season, don't let cute critters fool you. Many of these animals can cause destruction to your lawn and garden. If you find out critters are destroying your yard, contact a company that provides live animal trapping at Lake of the Ozarks . Best Pest Control will take action against these unwanted critters to prevent further damage from occurring. Below are some common critters that may be cute, but wreak havoc in your landscaping: Squirrels  Squirrels spend their days foraging for their next meal. These creatures keep themselves busy in your yard or garden looking for food. In the meantime, they can cause structural damage to your home and outdoor areas as they go about their business. Squirrels can easily chew through wood, insulation, shingles, aluminum, and electrical wires. You may even find a nest in an attic, chimney, vent, or walls built by an active squirrel. Rabbits Although rabbits seem cute, they can be destructive to your gar...