Listen or watch this episode on your favourite platform!
Other available platforms
Step into the fascinating world of wildlife and pest control with Will McIntosh, co-founder of Exit Wildlife and Pest Control, as we explore the challenges, solutions, and opportunities in managing human-wildlife interactions. In this episode, we dive into the vital work being done to balance humane wildlife removal, prevention strategies, and community education. Discover valuable insights into the misconceptions surrounding pest and wildlife control, the importance of protecting your home, and practical ways to coexist with nature.
Will shares his journey, from a childhood passion for animals to becoming a wildlife control expert serving communities across Simcoe County and beyond. Learn about the innovative techniques and humane practices that set Exit Wildlife & Pest Control apart, including preventative measures, legal considerations, and the role of education in conservation efforts.
Whether you’re curious about how to prevent raccoons from invading your attic, the risks of DIY pest control, or the impact of urbanization on animal behaviour, this episode is packed with valuable resources to help you make a difference in your home and community. From local businesses to conservation efforts, we explore how wildlife control professionals play a crucial role in maintaining harmony between people and nature.
Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation! Like and subscribe for more episodes featuring inspiring stories, expert advice, and actionable tips.
Speaking of Wildlife
Website: www.exitwildlife.ca
Facebook: Exit-Wildlife-and-Pest-Control
Instagram: exitwildlife
X (Twitter): exitwildlife
Resources Mentioned
Guest Quotes
“Relocating a raccoon more than one kilometre is illegal – and it actually doesn’t solve the problem.”
– Will McIntosh
“I’ve seen raccoons rip shingles down to the plywood… They will do whatever it takes to get back in.”
– Will McIntosh
“Animals learn from their mothers where to get in – so in some cities, it’s always the same weak spots on houses.”
– Will McIntosh
