by Southern Wildlife Management
This is only done when a bat is inside the actual living quarters. We will come out and search for up to a half hour. We will do our best to locate the bat and hand remove it. We will also at the same time take a quick peek inside your attic to see if the bat colony is living in the gable vent. Most of the time when a bat makes it indoors, it was merely by accident probably in hot pursuit of a moth or bug and came through an opened door or window.
Bats are typically not aggressive. They want out as must as you want them out. When a situation occurs where you have a bat flying around the house please limit it to a specific area by shutting the doors to the room (if possible and place a towel tightly under the door. When we come out we want to be able to find the bat and this will help us narrow down the search area.