Raccoon Control in Delta
Burns Bog margins, Boundary Bay dyke, and older Ladner character homes

Yes — Burns Bog's forested margins sustain large raccoon populations year-round that forage into adjacent older Ladner residential.

Yes — Boundary Bay's wildlife-rich tidal margins sustain raccoon populations that forage into adjacent Tsawwassen residential.

Yes — North Delta properties adjacent to Burns Bog see year-round raccoon access pressure from the bog's wildlife population.

Yes — Delta ALR agricultural outbuildings see raccoon denning situations from the Burns Bog and Boundary Bay corridor populations.

From late March through June. We confirm presence before eviction.

No. BC regulations do not permit raccoon relocation.

Door: one visit. Confirmation and sealing: follow-up seven to fourteen days.

Burns Bog (40 km²) AND Boundary Bay (Ramsar site) create two massive raccoon source habitats on opposite sides of Delta — wildlife pressure from multiple directions year-round.