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Wow, interesting case. It really sounds like it's Carrollwood animal control suited toward a plumber, not a wildlife removal guy like me. I've never dealth with such a thing. I do know that dead animals really smell horrible though, so I'd think you'd have an odor, no? I'd ask plumbers Carrollwood pest control your question, because I have no real good advice to offer. Sorry.



David: Thanks for the reply, but I think you might know how hard it is to puncture a carcass with a sharp pick, to make sure it does not slip off when pulling down Carrollwood wildlife removal a pipe. That is the essence of my question. Making the hook will need a bit of experimenting. The 3-inch PVC cap and maybe a short extension will help keep it centered and aligned on-bore without catching on the pipe Carrollwood wildlife removal corrugations. I can mark the garden hose to keep the cap from rotating. The hook can be installed at 12:00 to reach over the carcass, if the pipe is not totally blocked. I then need the hook to pass over and drop down past the body just Carrollwood animal trapping enough to catch it on withdrawal. Job done? This should also be useful to drag out any leaves and debris, if the hook is replaced with a paddle. Second thought, this might be all I need anyway. One tool. A rigid rod should be attached to the pipe cap, at the top, pointing down stream. This might dislodge accumulated Carrollwood animal trapping debris at the top. Add a hinged barb of sharpened wire pointing rearward and hinged down, and some kind of springy thingy to push the pointed barb down, without going too low and catch on the corrugations. I Carrollwood exterminator just this week had a dead squirrel fall from the utililty pole next to the mailbox. He might take up about 1/5 to 1/4 of the diameter of the drain pipe, max. Hmmm. Probably patentable, if it did not cost so much. If it Carrollwood exterminator works, I might try anyway.

Fishing hooks, like a treble hook, are very sharp, and should have no problem puncturing a dead animal.

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