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	   | Five squirrels caught in humane traps. | Seven adult squirrels from one house. | A mother and her juvenile squirrel. | A stack of squirrels in traps. | 
 
 
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	   | Mother squirrel and her three young. | Oranges lured this one out of the soffit. | These traps catch them as they come out. | These three came out of a broken pipe. | 
 
 
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	   | I used a rope to catch this juvenile. | It had fallen down a chimney. | Three squirrels in one trap. | Closeup of a squirrel in a cage trap. | 
 
 
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	   | Squirrels love to live in attics. | Here's a group of four in an attic. | They often come in/out of soffit screens. | Squirrels will chew on your house. | 
 
 
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	   | Eastern Gray Squirrel in cage trap. | Detail photo of the squirrel's face. | Two baby squirrels in my shirt pockets. | Three baby squirrels in my hands. | 
 
 
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	   | Cute baby squirrel wants a peanut. | They are cute for about a 1-week span. | Here's a juvenile in a tree hollow. | Here's some newborn squirrels. | 
 
 
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	   | This repeater trap mounts right on the hole, and catches it as it leaves. | I catch them all at the same time in a repeater trap during their exit. | Squirrels usually won't enter traps placed inside of the attic. | I caught this one coming out of the gable vent at an apartment. | 
 
 
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	   | Four big ones and three small ones. | Six in a single repeater trap. | They climb right up and into the attic. | You have to blow to make them leave. | 
 For squirrel trapping in Orlando, FL call 407-538-1694.  If you live elsewhere, click for the National Directory of Trappers
 
 I operate a professional wildlife removal business in Orlando Florida.  It is not a pest control or extermination company, nor is it the county animal control.  It is a privately owned nuisance critter and wildlife 
control business. I have caught hundreds of squirrels over the years.  These are some of the photos that I've taken in the field.
 
 
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