[*]Bats in the attic of house [/*]
[*]Unwanted Bats on property [/*]
[*]Bats causing damage to yard [/*]
[*]Threat of disease spread by Bat [/*]
[*]Bats endangering pets or stealing food [/*]
[*]Bat infestation at commercial property
This was obviously a cut & paste from one of their other pages (e.g. racoons) but it made me laugh.
I suppose if you had some pet that ate mealworms or something, this might be a concern. But I don't know of any pet that eats moths, beetles, or mosquitoes.
Their cut and paste folly continues:
Some of the best bat wildlife catching probably is very close to home. However, anyone interested in wildlife catching an urban special season should prepare well in advance. Many are limited to archers, and some require passing what appears to be a proficiency test.
Bat hunting? With a bow? Yes you would have to pass a proficiency test for sure!
Florida probably is one of the best states for harvesting what appears to be a Boone and Crockett male animal. Essentially Florida has been practicing quality bat management for years. what appears to be a heavy female animal harvest combined with the outstanding genetics of our bat results in big male animals with huge racks.
Let's see a picture!
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