WCS™ Raccoon Eviction

Product worked perfectly and enabled the raccoon to be captured after using this product just one time.

I soaked a tennis ball with the fluid as instructed and placed it - tethered to six feet of twine- in the suspected raccoon den. Within three hours I saw a female removing a juvenile from the opening and taking it away. It worked fast! The one issue is that it stinks immensely. Be sure to wear gloves! I used the tether to remove the tennis ball and placed it in the garbage.

Unfortunately, I discovered this after a wildlife professional used the paste and charged me $175.00 to do what I could do myself. It was very effective and worked within 48 hours as the exterminator said. I purchased some of my own in the event I have the problem again.

We bought this and it worked the same night. Got a mother raccoon and babies without doing any harm to them, very satisfied with this product.

Worked Great! I soaked about half the small bottle into a cloth cat toy tied to a string & lowered it down the chimney. They didn't come out right away and were very vocal the rest of the day, but mama raccoon & babies did vacate overnight. Unfortunately, the cat won't play with the toy anymore.

Raccoon Eviction is very effective.

This worked right away!! The mama raccoon and her babies left and no one was hurt! Couldn't be happier!!\r\n\r\nWe took a normal tennis ball and cut a small slit in one end. Then tied some kitchen twine to a safety pin and shoved into the ball. Then, put on gloves (the smell is HORRIBLE) and covered the ball with about 1/2 of the bottle of this stuff. Dropped into the area (ours was the chimney). The raccoons (mama + 2 babies) were all home and didn't attack us :-) about 10 minutes later we watched her take the babies one at a time and relocate them to an abandoned shed. Can't believe how easy this was and how fast it worked. I would never pay a pest control person to do this - costs a ton and they sometimes kill the animals. Ours had a very happy ending!

Works awesome if you are trying to evict a mother raccoon and her litter from a inaccessible area. It will take a couple of tries but used with a tennis ball and sometimes a rag she will move the young. Pays for itself after the first job.