Q: Something is moving around in my attic, and I think it may be a raccoon. How can I identify my unwelcome guest, and if my suspicions are correct, how do I get rid of a raccoon in the attic? A: ...

Spring is in full swing, bringing life back to South Carolina. But with the welcomed return of blossoming flowers and warmer weather can come uninvited guests to folks’ homes. Plenty of critters try ...

RESTON, Va. — After three months of noises in her attic, a Reston renter has reached her wits end. Melissa Barrickman has been dealing with "uninvited house guests" since March 28, and despite calls ...

A homeowner responding to unnerving noises coming from his attic has shared a photo of the terrifying sight that greeted him. In a post shared to Reddit under the handle u/ocrohnahan, the homeowner ...

Removing potential food sources and excluding raccoons from an area are the most effective means of keeping them away from your home. If they’re not causing damage and are keeping their distance, it’s ...

It’s no secret that raccoons are a nuisance. On the hunt for food and a place to establish their den, raccoons can show up in your yard, your attic, your chimney, rummaging through your garbage and ...

Raccoons are often drawn to backyards in search of food, water, or shelter. Spotting the signs early can help you manage their presence and prevent them from becoming a bigger problem.

Raccoons are found across North America, residing in every kind of habitat from hardwood forests to coastal plains to swamps. Unlike some wildlife species, raccoons (Procyon lotor) thrive even in ...