When you spend so much time and money keeping your yard pretty, the last thing you want to see in the morning is ugly holes in your lawn where a hungry racoon has been searching during the night for grubs.  Raccoons don’t give a hoot about how much that sod cost to put down.  These are nocturnal creatures who sleep during the day and hunt for food at night, and if they need to roll back your sod for tasty grubs or worms, then that’s just what they’ll do.

Raccoons are omnivores, which means they will eat plants and vegetables.  Wild animals will follow their food sources, so if you have rats, lizards, mice, frogs, worms, grubs, and yes…even birdseed, then eventually you will see signs of a nightly visitor hunting for his evening dinner.