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Usually when two males fight over a girl, a wildlife trapper isn’t called to clean up the mess.

In the case of wild male raccoons sparring over their female counterpart, it can definitely mean a big mess.

As wildlife specialists hit the tail end of the mating season for raccoons, the number of urgent phone calls will taper off. But they remain busy during the year addressing problems between homeowners and a variety of animals including skunks, beavers, raccoons, coyotes and bears.

“The primary goal is to work with homeowners and help them prevent the problem so it solves itself,” said Fred West.

A wildlife trapper's first duty when people call is to help them identify the problem and how they can eliminate it. If the problem still persists after a homeowner stops putting pet food outside or boards up a crawl space door, then a trap is set up.

“This is a service designed to assist property owners and to address their wildlife issues so animals don’t continue to be a problem,” West said. “Euthanizing animals is only used as a last resort and it’s really important people understand that.”

Skunks may be the most common game trappers are called out to collect. Trappers have also dealt with a significant bear problem in the area, according to West. Bears recognize houses and cabins as a food source. They can pull a door off its hinges or break through windows and cause more damage once inside, Chris T. said.

The agriculture department stresses to residents that prevention is key to decreasing the number of animals trapped in the area.

Some tips to keep nuisance wildlife are to keep pet food inside and don’t feed pets outside. Secure garbage cans with tight lids or store them inside. Also, cover roof and crawlspace entries.

“The biggest thing is people aren’t aware of their role in creating a problem for wildlife,” West said.