WCS™ Raccoon Eviction

Raccoon and babies in attic. Put in on 2 tennis balls and hung in attic. Momma and babies gone within in 24 hours. She was in area of house for 12 hours after but then gone.

This didn't work within a few hours as many reviewed claimed. For me it took a week and soaking two tennis balls twice before mom raccoon and babies vacated. I had high expectations for this stuff after reading reviews about how the mom raccoon moved her babies within hours. \nMy mother has used this product and has had no luck with it so far. It's been about a week and so far her mom raccoon is still settled in with babies. \nIf considering purchasing, don't expect the raccoons to leave in a few hours time. More like days.

I had a raccoon and at least one baby living in an overhang above my front porch. (My neighbor saw her, I only heard noises in the roof above my open porch). I purchased the small bottle of eviction fluid and soaked a rag with 1/2 the fluid in the bottle then took a stick and jammed it into the area where the raccoon was living and left it there. I waited several weeks and listened for any sounds of the coon family. (I didn't see the family move out but after several weeks I ripped down the vinyl siding on the overhang and no raccoons!!! (Thank goodness) Cleaned the area up and problem solved. All the companies in my area wanted BIG money ($800-$1200 minimum just to trap or evict the animal and more $ for clean up!) Turns out she was getting in and out through a hole in the top of the porch roof that I couldn't see until we pulled it apart. I only gave this 4 stars because I'm not certain it was the eviction fluid that got her out but I do know, raccoons before use of fluid NO raccoons several weeks later! It's worth trying. Potentially saved me hundreds!!!!! Thank you WCS. \n(Side note: This is what one of the professionals from a company several miles from my home recommended when I told him I wasn't going to pay them $175 / day to drive 5 minutes to my home to check the trap and see if the raccoon had been caught. This was in addition to set up fees, cleaning etc. Minimum $1200.) A note of caution - If you do decide to clean the area up yourself research how on the internet. Gloves, mask, disinfectant etc. Raccoons can carry roundworm in their feces which can be dangerous to humans. Luckily for me no sign of poo in the debris that was in my roof).

Had a coon with babies in my attic this stuff drove them out in a day. It smells absolutely terrible but worked! I would 100% recommend this to my friends and family.

Soaked the rag, 6 feet from den, 4 days now, nothing happened, they are still there the whole family

I bought the cheapest option of eviction fluid (about 22 bucks ish for a tiny bottle) after scouring online, and even reference an actually animal catcher on how to rid my outdoor house/pillar thing of a Raccoon family that started to chill inside its hollow core. The fluid is expensive but it gets the job done. I used half of the tiny bottle and tied it to a rag. I threw the rag into my hollow pillar ( the hole was made by miss raccoon) and after a few days they all left. I promptly sealed my pillar and I am raccoon free for now. The thing smells terrible but it works. Saved myself 300 bucks hiring some dude.

We had an unwanted guest in our attic space,it turned out to be a single mom with four pups, so after a lot of searching and consternation we hired a trapping service but he was outsmarted in all of his attempt to trap this smart mommy so after a week @165.00 and even after he had even offered an extra week for free we call the wildlife refuge service in our area and they recommended this product so we decided to give it a try and to our amazement after one application on two tennis balls in different parts of the attic we took a look 3 day later and we had a coon free zone great results. Thanks WCS.

I had a raccoon inside my chimney and the bottom of the chimney was closed off. I wanted to get it out without removing the plate at the base of the chimney. I purchased the eviction fluid and it worked perfect when we made noise at the bottom of the chimney and put the eviction fluid on a tennis ball and lowered it down the chimney. It scared the raccoon out and in a day it was gone. I have since capped the chimney and problem solved. The product worked as it was advertised. I only had to use half of the small bottle that I purchased. I used a fishing pole and lowered the tennis ball in and out. Great product...very satisfied!!!!!!!

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.