Rodent Relocation Program

Park Ridge, United States

5

2 reviews

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+1 847-292-0000
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Park Ridge, IL 60068
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.6 miPark Ridge
0.7 miPark Ridge Metra Station
0.7 miTouhy & Summit/Prospect
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2 reviews of Rodent Relocation Program

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Place rating: 5
Lombard, IL
What a great way to keep my mother occupied (and dare I say, entertained) 3 seasons out of the year.
Hundreds of squirrels, chipmunks. rabbits, one rat, and two mice have had the misfortune of stepping into her trap. I swear I can hear her maniacal laughter 25 miles away each time that trap snaps shut.
Her sincerest apologies for increasing the rodent population of Morton Grove ten-​fold. Look man, they have to go SOMEWHERE.
Place rating: 5
Park Ridge, IL
I loaned a friend the squirrel trap for a few weeks since they had a big problem with destructive squirrels in their backyard. Using an avocado dip as bait, they trapped and relocated almost 30 squirrels in about 3 weeks’ time. Like me, they released the squirrels to Axehead Lake in Des Plaines, so that place should be teeming with squirrels by now.