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CAN WILDLIFE BE A NUSIANCE?
NUISANCE WILDLIFE IN SHELL KNOBSpring is coming and with it comes gardening and nuisance critters eating Shell Knob gardens.  White -tailed deer are delightful, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation,  unless they are munching your prized azalea bushes.  Opossums are appealing, until they set up housekeeping in your attic.  Beavers are facinating, but their industry can be inconvenient when one of their dams backs up water over your driveway. 
Squirrels can be so cute to watch, as they use a powerline for a tightrope, or eat some corn you've put out for them, but let them have access to your attic and they can do tremendous damage.  Then there is the southern flying squirrel.  They are likely to be the most abundant type of squirrel found in this part of the country.  They are nocturnal and are difficult to catch sight of, but your bird feeders are one of their favorite places to pig out. 
 
Fortunately Shell Knob is built around Tablerock Lake, but it is this same lake access, that provides for the multitude of critters that thrive with water access so readily available.  Missourians have a long-standing love affair with the wild world, but occasionally there are down sides ... more

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