Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We Found a Hidden Bat Colony! 🦇 | Humane Bat Removal by Skedaddle Wildlife
When Sarah from Skedaddle Wildlife Control went to inspect a home after a customer spotted some nesting material in a gable vent, she found a lot more than just a few twigs—she uncovered a whole roosting colony of bats!
Watch how the Skedaddle team safely and humanely handles the situation by securing the home's exterior entry points and installing custom one-way doors. This clever system allows the bats to safely exit the house to forage at night but prevents them from getting back inside, forcing them to naturally relocate to one of their alternative outdoor roosting spots without being harmed.
🏛️ Need Help with Bats in Minneapolis?
Bat infestations can be tricky, and because they are a protected species, removal requires expert care. Don't guess when it comes to wildlife protection call us today to solve you wildlife issues today.
👉 Visit Our Minneapolis Bat Removal Resource Page Here!
skedaddlewildlife.com/location/minneapolis/bat-removal
What you'll find on our website:
Local Laws & Regulations: Learn about the legal protection of bats in Minnesota and why timing matters for removal.
Health & Safety Risks: Why you should never attempt DIY bat removal or guano (droppings) cleanup.
Our Proactive 3-Step Process: See exactly how we inspect, humanely exclude, and permanently protect your home from future wildlife issues.
🛠️ What You'll See in This Video:
The Discovery: An up-close look at bats roosting behind a gable vent screen.
The Solution: The step-by-step process of securing, caulking, and screening a home to keep wildlife out.
The One-Way Door: See exactly how humane eviction technology works to clear out bats without trapping or harming them.
The Lifetime Guarantee: Learn how we back up our work so the bats never become your roommates again.
If you are dealing with uninvited winged guests, or even if you just suspect you might have a wildlife problem, let the experts handle it safely and humanely.
Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more wild wildlife rescue stories!
We Found a Hidden Bat Colony! 🦇 | Humane Bat Removal by Skedaddle Wildlife
When Sarah from Skedaddle Wildlife Control went to inspect a home after a customer spotted some nesting material in a gable vent, she found a lot more than just a few twigs—she uncovered a whole roosting colony of bats!
Watch how the Skedaddle team safely and humanely handles the situation by securing the home's exterior entry points and installing custom one-way doors. This clever system allows the bats to safely exit the house to forage at night but prevents them from getting back inside, forcing them to naturally relocate to one of their alternative outdoor roosting spots without being harmed.
🏛️ Need Help with Bats in Minneapolis?
Bat infestations can be tricky, and because they are a protected species, removal requires expert care. Don't guess when it comes to wildlife protection call us today to solve you wildlife issues today.
👉 Visit Our Minneapolis Bat Removal Resource Page Here!
skedaddlewildlife.com/location/minneapolis/bat-removal
What you'll find on our website:
Local Laws & Regulations: Learn about the legal protection of bats in Minnesota and why timing matters for removal.
Health & Safety Risks: Why you should never attempt DIY bat removal or guano (droppings) cleanup.
Our Proactive 3-Step Process: See exactly how we inspect, humanely exclude, and permanently protect your home from future wildlife issues.
🛠️ What You'll See in This Video:
The Discovery: An up-close look at bats roosting behind a gable vent screen.
The Solution: The step-by-step process of securing, caulking, and screening a home to keep wildlife out.
The One-Way Door: See exactly how humane eviction technology works to clear out bats without trapping or harming them.
The Lifetime Guarantee: Learn how we back up our work so the bats never become your roommates again.
If you are dealing with uninvited winged guests, or even if you just suspect you might have a wildlife problem, let the experts handle it safely and humanely.
Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more wild wildlife rescue stories!
