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how can I catch a bat lliving in the basement of our partially built home?

we have never seen him, only droppings in the same area for two months. Called a professional and he said he could do nothing until the house is completly closed up. We still are waiting for siding and soffit and facia. Getting kind of nervous!!

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7 Responses to “how can I catch a bat lliving in the basement of our partially built home?”

  1. mushrooman2000 says:

    they make some plastic spike strips that are used to keep pigeons from roosting try using them be sure you place them on the bottom of the roosting spot since bats hang upside down. You might even try placing a mesh bag with human hair in it near the roost most animals dislike the smell of humans and it will drive them away

  2. jsied96 says:

    Why not wait ’til he leaves one night, observe how he enters the building and then block up his access and any others

  3. SPECTACULAR says:

    You have a BAT in your house!
    Use mice glue and mice traps everywhere. Use meat/beef. They eat meat. Let us know how it went when you come back to choose the best answer.

    Good luck with your bat.

  4. Woodworkingmenace says:

    When you close up the area, get a “net”, a fishing net or butterfly net to trap him.

    Wear protective clothing! Dont let the bat “on” you or you may get bit.

    I would get it when its light, (have a huge spot light down there and you will see him), and then you can just get that net and nab him and then, put something over the net so he cant get out, then let him out!

    Bats eat a huge amount of bugs! If I were you, I would build him a “bat house” and hang it under your eve, so that you can keep him around! They are very beneficial for your area.

    I wish you well..

    Jesse

  5. Harry thePotter says:

    Turn the lights off while catching it. It will go blind and crazy. But make sure it doesn’t bite you. It bites bad.

  6. cowgirl says:

    Turn on the lights in the rooms you don’t want him in. Have one room dark, and the door open. He will fly out.
    They like the dark, and avoid the light.

  7. myheartsinmontana says:

    when I was a child we had a bat in our house. We caught it while it was sleeping by putting a glass jar over it and sliding a card between the wall and the jar. My uncle then took it to school with him!

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