A small animal trap is a live cage trap sized for squirrels, chipmunks, opossums, skunks and similar animals. Whether you should use one depends on the animal. In New York, some can be trapped without a permit and some can't, and none can be moved off your property....
A humane raccoon trap is a live cage trap big enough to hold a raccoon without hurting it, about 11 by 12 inches and 30 to 36 inches long, according to Purdue Extension. But in New York City, a trap shouldn't be your first move, and you shouldn't set one yourself. NYC...
A humane animal trap is a live cage or box trap that catches an animal without hurting it. The right one is sized for the animal you're after, has a door that locks, and gets checked at least once a day. In New York, the trap is the easy part. What you're allowed to...
Bird netting maintenance comes down to a few checks: look for tears, sagging and gaps at the edges, make sure no bird is trapped behind the net, and fix problems while they're small. Netting that's looked after lasts. The USDA's Wildlife Services says properly...
The best bird exclusion netting is the one with mesh small enough for the bird you're keeping out, made to last outdoors, and installed tight with no gaps. For house sparrows, that means closing openings larger than 3/4 inch, and for starlings, openings larger than 1...
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