Title: shrew control and treatments for the home yard and garden
Headings: SHREW CONTROL
SHREW CONTROL
SHREW IDENTIFICATION AND BIOLOGY ^
WHAT DO SHREWS EAT? ^
SHREWS LOVE TO EAT MICE ^
WHAT ABOUT THAT HORRIBLE SHREW ODOR? ^
CAN A SHREW CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE? ^
DO SHREWS BITE? ^
HOW TO PREVENT A SHREW INFESTATION
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PREDATOR URINE WILL HELP KEEP SHREWS OUT ^
INSTALL AN OWL HOUSE FOR NATURAL SHREW CONTROL
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SEAL ENTRY POINTS OF HOME WITH COPPER WOOL ^
SIMPLE SHREW KILL TRAP ^
BEST BAIT FOR ALL SHREW TRAPS ^
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HOW TO BEST BAIT A SHREW TRAP ^
ELECTROCUTING SHREW TRAP ^
BROWN GREEN
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BEST SHREW LIVE TRAP ^
YOU MUST GET RID OF THAT NASTY SHREW ODOR! ^
GET RID OF SHREW ODOR IN THE HOME TOO! ^
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Content: The commonly found house shrew lacks this pigmentation but other traits make it easy to identify. Related articles: CHIPMUNKS MOLES PRAIRIE DOGS VOLES
SHREW IDENTIFICATION AND BIOLOGY ^
Shrews have cork screw shaped feces and like flying squirrels, will many times choose one or two locations which they readily use over and over as a kind of “bathroom”. Shrews are commonly mistaken for either mice or moles but are entirely different. There are similar qualities between mice and shrews but one could argue that shrews are more closer in relation to a mole. Like moles, shrews are mostly insectivores and they have a ferocious appetite. This is due to their rapid metabolism which is similar to a moles. However, shrews are commonly mistaken for mice. This happens when shrews move into vacated nest sites that used to house mice. Since they will do the same with vacant mole burrows, shrews are commonly misidentified for both mice and moles.