Wildlife Exclusion can consist of several pieces of equipment or a single type of item. The most common forms of exclusion are one way doors and blocking. We can also rebuild the area to keep the animal(s) out. One way doors are either metal or polycarbonate and permit the animal to exit but not re-enter. To the right is the new raccoon excluder from Wildlife Control Supplies. It is a wonderful new tool in our arsenal. 

Bat exclusion is a very specialized field that requires training and a keen sence of what you are looking for. Bats can be trapped but with very limited success. The best way to rid the average home of bats is to install bat cones and limit their travel ways.

Deterrents consist of anything that the target species does not like. Take the double shot launcher in the picture. This device is fired like a gun and the projectile either explodes or whistles at a given range. This is a very effective device for geese, ducks and turkey control. Other scare devices include Hawk kites, propane cannons and a host of other useful deterrents. All the deterrents that are used by us are safe and do not harm people or the animals and birds.