Raccoon eviction fluid, typically composed of the urine and gland secretions of male raccoons, is a humane and effective method for encouraging raccoons to vacate an attic. When applied correctly, this fluid mimics the presence of a dominant male raccoon, which deters other raccoons, particularly females with young, from staying in the area due to the perceived threat. To use the fluid, it should be strategically placed around the attic, focusing on entry points, nesting areas, and pathways. The scent signals to the resident raccoons that the space is occupied by a potentially aggressive male, prompting them to find a safer, alternative location for their den. This method is particularly favored for its non-lethal approach, ensuring the raccoons leave voluntarily without harm, while also preventing damage to the property that can result from other removal techniques.
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