Hunter's Wildlife and Removal, LLC

05/17/2025

Bird mites in Exhaust Vents: Uncovering the Invasion of Bird Mites in from birds.

05/14/2025

Identifying Bat Infestations in Homes:

We discuss how bats can often go unnoticed in homes, using a roof as an example. We point out signs like guano (bat droppings) and discoloration that indicate the presence of bats, and explain how they can enter a home through the soffit and crown areas. We also mention that we offer free inspections for homeowners who want peace of mind.

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05/09/2025

Bats and guano from some recent customers. Yes, bats are good for the environment but here’s some photos of why you wouldn’t want them in your attic. The longer they’re there, the bigger the colony usually gets and the more guano, aka f***l matter, gets built up in your attic. It’s also just a matter of time until one ends up in the actually living space. 🦇

05/02/2025

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05/01/2025

Today marks the first day of blackout for bats in North Carolina. May 1st through July 31st bats are not allowed to be evicted as this is their time to have babies. However, you can still be proactive in the mean time!

Most homeowners don’t even know they have bats but they’re up there creating a toxic mess in your attic space. Even worse is when they find out they have bats the hard way in which a bat finds its way into the actual living space of the home.

Don’t risk getting rabies!

Interested in finding out if your home has unwanted guest? Find out for FREE by scheduling an inspection online.

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04/29/2025

Bat season is hereeeee 🦇

04/29/2025

Bat in a gable vent and providing an estimate for a clean up and sanitation which removes all f***l matter from the gable vent as well as fogging the attic which neutralizes all zoonotic diseases.

04/29/2025

Bird guard installation over the exhaust vents. Got birds?

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04/28/2025

Ridge Guard and attic seal for bats in Heritage neighborhood today. Lots of bats in that community!

09/11/2024

Birds, mainly Starlings, like to use bathroom exhaust vents to nest and have their babies. Many times they carry tiny bird mites which is shown in the video. This customer didn’t know they had birds until the bird mites found their way into the home through the bathroom vent and were getting bit. Many times you don’t find the bird mites until after the birds have left as they no longer have a bird to host on and begin to scavenge for a new host. They can’t host on humans but they will bite you.

We capped the exhaust vents from the exterior so no more birds will be able to get in in the future.

09/10/2024