Tennessee Animal Pests

Tennessee
Animal
Pests

This table from A-1 Wildlife Service is a partial list of the major Tennessee animal pests that may be causing damage to your home and property. This is only a partial list of the major Tennessee animal pests providing you with pictures and descriptive data to help you identify any major pests. A-1 Wildlife Service is trained and has the experience to remove any of these animal pests. The link below is to an associate that can help with damage repairs after the pests are removed.

click picture for full description	Animal Species	Breeding Timeframe	Gestation Incubation	Birthing Time	Litter Size	Weaning Timeframe
	Armadillos	Winter	160 days	March to April	4 same sex	2 months
	Bats	April to May	60 days	March to May	average 2	3 weeks
	Beavers	January to March	90 days	April to June	Varies	3 weeks
	Goose Pigeon Sparrows Starlings	Spring	24-28 days 16-18 days 10-14 days 11-12 days		2 to 9 eggs 3 to 5 eggs 1 to 8 eggs 4 to 7 eggs
	Chipmunk	February to March & Late Summer	31 days	April to May August to October	2 to 5	8 to 10 weeks
	Coyote	January to March	60-63 days	March to May	1 to 9	35 days
	Fox	Winter	53 Days	Spring	4 to 5	1 month
	Mole	February to June	42 days	March to April	2 to 8	5 weeks
	Muskrat	March to August	28 days	March to April	6 to 8	4 weeks
	Opossum	January to July	13 days	February to July	7 per litter	3 to 4 months
	Raccoon	January to March	63 Days	March to May	3 to 5	2 to 4 months
	Roof Rat	Spring / Fall	21-23 days	3 months	5-8 per litter	3-4 weeks
	Skunk	February to March	62 to 68 days	April to June	average 6	8 to 10 weeks
	Snake	varies by species	varies by species	April to June	many	some live born, some lay eggs
	Squirrel	Jan to Feb Jul to Sep	42 to 45 days	Mar to Apr Jul to Sep	average 3	8 to 10 weeks
	Vole	all year	21 days	all year	3 to 6	2 to 4 weeks