On Monday, September 11th, Nat Geo Wild premiered a new television episode for, "When Nature Calls", starring Keith Lange of Varmint Gone. During the episode, Keith explained the bat removal process for successfully excluding bats from inhabited buildings at Brooks Lodge in Katmai National Park in Alaska. In addition, they team was shown removing guano-infested [...]
This month, Alaska Fish & Wildlife News released the below article on their website about their endeavors to learn more about bats in Alaska. We get comments often from people that they were not aware that there are even bats in Alaska until they have an issue with their home or business. Bats are thriving in Alaska and there is a [...]
Do you see bats flying around your home especially in the early evening? Do you often hear scratching sounds coming out of the attic? You may be sharing your home with bats. Just like any other varmint, bats can enter your home through the ridge vents, fireplaces and any other small spaces around your roof. They [...]
Are there bats in Alaska? Yes, there sure are and there are a lot of them, especially around the lakes and rivers of Alaska. Many are not aware that there are bats in Alaska. Bats serve an important ecological function in Alaska, however it is important to remove them from your home or business where that can cause [...]
Most people know that bats, although helpful when it comes to controlling insects around your Alaska home, can be a dangerous carrier of rabies. However, a more important danger is the exposure to their droppings, or bat guano as it is commonly called, can lead to histoplasmosis. Histoplasmosis can be transmitted from infected bats to humans [...]
