But zero effectiveness on raccoonīehavior. Mothballs: 0/5 STARS Mothballs or mothball flakes, sometimes mixed with coyote urine or other ingredients, is the most common repellent - cheap to make. But it doesn't always work, and it's harder to use than just doing it the right way, so I don't use REV on raccoons. Young not its own, and the female knows it, so if there's presence of a male, she might move out. This is because a male raccoon will kill any There is one exception: sometimes raccoon eviction fluid, which is the scent of a male raccoon, can make female raccoons in tight quarters leave and bring their young with them. Do it the right way and get your raccoon problem solved. Luckily, the problem is just asĮasy to solve with repairs and exclusion doors as it is with a applying a repellent.
100% guaranteed repellent! But if you already have raccoons in your attic, there's no product or device that will make them leave. The house to find the entry holes, and seal them shut. However, if you want to keep raccoons out of your attic, there's a GREAT repellent - home repair products! Heavy-gague steel mesh, metal flashing, and other repair materials which are resistant to raccoon chewing. But they have zero demonstrated effectiveness.
Go ahead and buy a raccoon repellent at Home Depot, or a raccoon deterrent device online - waste your time. There is noĭevice, no repellent that will make them leave. The animals didn't care! Here's the problem with repellents in general: once a raccoon lives in your attic, and has a nest of babies there, that's it. I once went into an attic in which a desperate old lady had dumped close to 100 lbs. Type of over-the-counter repellent, from coyote urine flakes, to ammonia, to the end-all-be-all el cheapo scam, mothballs. When it comes to powders, granules, sprays and stuff you can buy at Home Depot or online, in my 15+ years as a wildlife removal professional, I have seen it all: attics filled with strobing lights, blaring radios, ultrasonic sound machines, and every
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