CATCH & RELEASE to another location. Scout out a location where there's a great amount of excavation possibilities & bugs for them first, then catch & release them there. Set traps with tuna cans filled with worms or grubs & a little dirt where they will stay put in the cans & won't crawl out. The animals can still smell them & will investigate the traps food source.
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Hi Lenny,
What armadillos doing that makes them pesky?
I say get live/humane traps catch them and remove to safer location they can survive/will be happy in so they do not return. Try to do so when they do not have babies they are feeding. INFO https://extension2.missouri.edu/g9456 more http://wildliferemovalusa.com/armadillo-out.html more http://www.wildlife-removal.com/armadillo.htm traps http://www.havahart.com/how-to-get-rid-of-armadillos
CATCH & RELEASE to another location. Scout out a location where there's a great amount of excavation possibilities & bugs for them first, then catch & release them there. Set traps with tuna cans filled with worms or grubs & a little dirt where they will stay put in the cans & won't crawl out. The animals can still smell them & will investigate the traps food source.
A .22 works great!
That’s a real problem? Who knew?!