Big Bear Animal Trapping

Big Bear Animal Trapping 

877-558-7277

We Offer 24 Hour Emergency Service

We Are Located On The Mountain In Big Bear Lake

All Work Comes With A Gurantee So If They Come Back We Come Back

Free Of Charge

Over 16 Years Of Trapping Experience

Raccoon Facts.
Raccoons are capable of achieving body masses made up of 50% body fat, but it is mostly the animals in the cooler regions that achieve this. 

Their tails can make up 52% of their length, up to 405 mm.

Raccoons do not hibernate. During extremely cold periods raccoons have been known to sleep for long periods, but do not hibernate.

These critters climb with great ease and are not bothered by a drop of 35 to 40 feet! This is one of the truly amazing raccoon facts!

 As well as being agile climbers, these animals are also very strong swimmers, although they are often reluctant to enter the water because without waterproof fur, swimming forces them to take on extra weight.

 Raccoons have a highly developed tactile sense. Their human-like forepaws (complete with 5 fingers) are used to pick up food with their front paws before putting it in their mouth. Just like you do. Here's more raccoon tracks.

  These animals can live up to 16 years in the wild, but most don't make it past their second birthday. Did you know that a captive raccoon was recorded living for 21 years! Another of the truly amazing raccoon facts!

 Raccoons generally have one litter per year that typically consists of 4 babies. Although they can have 3 to 7. Sexual maturity often occurs in females before they are one year old!


 These critters carry many diseases, the worst of which is a microscopic parasite known as raccoon roundworm. It has been known to cause death and blindness in humans. If you've had one of these animals in your attic you need to get it disinfected to protect you and your loved ones. Enter your first name and email below for a special report that reveals how you can have it done.