Posted by State of Jefferson on May 23, 2013 at 12:57:33 from (75.210.48.88):
The folks I do alot of my work for have had bats living in their roof for some time. We knew about em when we re-sided their house this winter. And knew we'd need to deal with them come spring... Well, spring's here, and now the bats are stinkin up their master bedroom somethin fierce. Need to get em out ASAP!!
My question is HOW???
Don't really want to kill em, and end up dealing with stinky dead bats in adition to stinky bat chit...
There's no access to the space they are in, short of tearing the roof off. It's just a rafter-framed roof.
Would like to encourage them to vacate, then seal up their entrance...
Have done some online research, but lookin for first hand experience...
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