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Originally Posted by nashcar
My opinion as a hunter and lifelong home remodeling contractor is they are living inside. They mostly hibernate in the winter and are beginning to come out now. They are easy to trap with a large hav-a-heart trap. Bait it with a can of cat food or tuna fish. You may have one or a complete family. Careful about breathing in the smell, it can give you respiratory problems. Your other choice is to call a wildlife control person. Good luck.
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Definitely This!
However, you may find that they could possibly leave on their own as your human presence becomes more frequent & work begins!
God Bless
Bill
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