Roanoke is a small town on US 24, in Huntington County, between Fort Wayne and Huntington. You can be on a neighborhood street at one end and looking at a field at the other. Wildlife likes that arrangement.
Older houses sit close to the sidewalk, with attics that heat up and vents that have done their job for a long time. At the edge of town, porches and outbuildings pick up skunks, opossums, and groundhogs. Snakes turn up where mice have been comfortable first.
You do not need a big production. Tell us you are in Roanoke, what you heard, and whether it is day or night. That sorts the list faster than a blurry photo, though a photo is welcome if you already have one. 46783 is the ZIP we expect.
Houses around Roanoke
Close-set older homes in town, and edge lots where the yard turns into a field. We plan for both the ceiling and the space under the porch.
What we get called for
Attic noise in town
Old vents on close streets keep squirrels and raccoons interested.
Ground level at the edge
Skunks, opossums, and groundhogs split the sheds.
A snake after the mice
If rodents have been in the garage, a ratsnake may follow.