Michigan Animal Control LLC

For goodness sake, don’t take risk. Call professionals first. You need to have a licensed and insured wildlife professional to safely secure and or remove bats from the house.
You can’t just rely on your health department because they don’t do that stuff.
And you can’t rely on lawmakers or journalists to give you the proper information. This is not their wheelhouse. This is mine though.

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"Rabies is almost certain death,” State Rep. Emily Dievendorf, D-Lansing, said. “I decided not to gamble with certain death." More: https://www.wlns.com/news/local-news/mi-lawmaker-receives-rabies-shots-after-bat-encounter-as-cdc-warns-of-increased-exposures/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WLNS-TV

I love my job. And I love my clients.🤣

Buckys is fast and reasonable and a great fella. Recommended!!

There are things we can do and preparations that could be made without disturbing anybody. It’s an easier process than most people think. It’s just a matter of timing. Give us a call 989-388-7435

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Michigan Has a Message for Homeowners With Bats in the Attic The Michigan DNR is asking residents to report bat roosts while reminding homeowners that bats are protected by state law.

I saw a turtle today. I did not touch it. Fawns? Saw them. Did not touch them. There were baby raccoons that I did not touch and also a whole bunch of bunnies & I never touched them either. I didn’t touch birds that fell out of their nest.
I left nature to be nature not nature by my own understanding. Know why? Because I understand my place in nature.
Good intentioned people… you aren’t helping by interfering. You’re not. So please stop. Your best efforts are something’s bad outcome. Science is with that statement.

Well, that was awkward…. This morning I had to go to a clients house to deal with a skunk. The skunk has been avoiding their trap for a while. So they called in a pro. Today was my arrival day. I drove all the way to their house at 6:30 this morning slow crawl down the road to figure out what the address was and where the house was and just as I pulled into the driveway the skunk came from under a bush and I ran it over. Now mind you I did not see the thing. I pulled into the driveway and I parked and grabbed all of my gear and when I got out, I could smell it. I walked towards the door and I couldn’t smell it as much, so I looked back at my van and I realized I had just run over the thing that I was coming to trap. So I knocked on the door and told them it was a success and introduced myself. That was the quickest skunk job I’ve ever done. Unfortunate but a win.

Finally some big names are starting to see what we here have known for a while. Captain Kyle is the real deal. You want education while you’re fishing? Do you want to understand the area, its culture, its traditions, and its unique place in Michigan? Do you want to catch amazing fish in an absolutely beautiful and serene environment?  Young Buck charters. 

Our partnership with Young Buck Fishing Charters is personal. This is hometown water and a captain we know puts his guests on fish trip after trip.

Young Buck is a multi-species guide operation run out of Sault Ste. Marie, in the heart of the Eastern Upper Peninsula. Captain Kyle Bricco has patrolled these waters since he was a kid, chasing walleye, lake trout, salmon, perch, whitefish, and whatever else is biting across the St. Marys River and the big three: Superior, Michigan, and Huron. We pair Kyle’s reputation on the water with the systems to put Young Buck in front of every angler heading to the EUP.

The best guides in the Upper Peninsula shouldn’t be the area’s best-kept secret. When a captain works this hard to deliver the trip of a lifetime, the brand behind him should reach just as far. Proud to help a hometown name fill the boat.

A vampire bat came flapping in from the night covered in fresh blood and parked himself on the ceiling of the cave to get some sleep. Pretty soon all the other bats smelled the blood and started hassling him about where he got it. He told them to leave him alone and let him get some sleep.
However, they persisted until he finally gave in. "Okay, follow me," he said as he flapped out of the cave with hundreds of bats behind him.

Down through a valley they went, across a river and into a forest of trees. Finally he slowed and all the other bats excitedly milled around him.
"Now, do you see that tree over there?" he asked. "YES, YES, YES!" all the other bats screamed in a frenzy.

"Good," shouted the bat, "because I didn't!"
Credit to: the hilarious Dawn French.

Morning client chat…. Hahahahahaaa

Everyone is helping in their own way. 🎶it’s the circle. The circle of liiiiiife🎶

I met a girl who rescues raccoons, rehabs them, and then releases them about a half mile from my mom’s farm where she has chickens. I was out to dinner with my wife and a group of people, and the girl started explaining that everybody in the area knows her as the raccoon rescue person. If a raccoon is trapped, hurt, or orphaned, people call her. She takes them home, rehabs them, and releases them on a little piece of public land. So naturally, I asked where she releases them. Turns out it is right next to my mom’s house.

That is when my eyes got big and I started smiling, because me and my brothers are constantly at my mom’s farm trapping raccoons that are killing her chickens. I was just about to say, “That’s funny, because I think I know where some of your raccoons are ending up,” when my wife grabbed me under the table, gave me one of the nastiest looks I have ever received, and whispered, “Shut up.” As far as I know, she is still saving raccoons, releasing them by my mom’s farm, and we are still over there catching raccoons that are trying to eat chickens. It might be the most awkward wildlife-management circle of life I have ever been involved in.

— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer | Owner, DeLong Lures