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Armadillo’s Information Sheet – Problems with Armadillos
The main complaints we get are:
Armadillos are digging up my yard or flower beds
They are tearing up my grass
These pests are digging (burrowing) under my deck, porch, shed or even my house
Armadillo’s Information Sheet – About Armadillos
Armadillos can dig!!
They will dig deep holes throughout your lawn looking for grubs and earthworms. Armadillos are nocturnal. Adult armadillos usually weigh about 10-16 pounds and are about 26-32 inches long. An armadillo will eat many insects or other invertebrates, but they seem to enjoy earthworms and grubs the most.
Armadillo’s Information Sheet – How to get rid of Armadillos
A-1 Wildlife Service can trap the armadillos for you.
We offer a trapping program where we actually trap the animal and relocate it. There are many types of lawn treatments out there that claim to solve your problem. We have had customers who have tried all of them and the treatment is ineffective. The only for sure way to treat an armadillo problem is to trap and remove the armadillo.
Problems with Armadillos
The main complaints we get are:
Armadillos are digging up my yard or flower beds
They are tearing up my grass
These pests are digging (burrowing) under my deck, porch, shed or even my house
About Armadillos
Armadillos can dig!!
They will dig deep holes throughout your lawn looking for grubs and earthworms. Armadillos are nocturnal. Adult armadillos usually weigh about 10-16 pounds and are about 26-32 inches long. An armadillo will eat many insects, or other invertebrates, but they seem to enjoy earthworms and grubs the most.
How to get rid of Armadillos
A-1 Wildlife Service can trap the armadillos for you.
We offer a trapping program where we actually trap the animal and relocate it. There are many types of lawn treatments out there that claim to solve your problem. We have had customers who have tried all of them and the treatment is ineffective. The only for sure way to treat an armadillo problem is to trap and remove the armadillo.
General Information
Breeding Time Frame:
winter
Gestation/Incubation:
160 days
Birthing Time Frame:
March/April
Litter Size:
4 same sex
Weaning Time Frame:
2 months