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Skunks in Ontario: Signs, Denning Areas & Property Protection

Skunks are mostly nocturnal and may dig small holes in lawns while searching for grubs and other food. They can also shelter beneath decks, sheds, and porches. Mosquito Man assesses tracks, digging, den locations, and access points, then recommends an appropriate wildlife service and exclusion plan based on the site and local requirements. Read about other pests in our pest library.

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FAQs About Skunks in Ontario

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What are common signs of skunks around an Ontario home?
Signs may include shallow holes in lawns, tracks, disturbed soil near decks or sheds, and activity around sheltered spaces after dark.
Skunks often forage for grubs and other insects in soil. Repeated digging may indicate that a food source is available in the lawn.
Skunks may shelter beneath decks, porches, sheds, steps, or other protected structures with an accessible opening.
Keep people and pets away from the area and avoid blocking the opening until the situation has been assessed, especially if young wildlife may be present.
Secure garbage and pet food, reduce access beneath structures, and address lawn conditions that may attract grubs.
Technicians assess activity and possible den access, then recommend suitable wildlife removal and exclusion steps in line with the situation and local requirements.