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Originally Posted by Elphaba
We had them under our porch in California, and we are pretty certain that they were attracted by the cat food we had outside. Do you have a food or water source that might have drawn them in?
We didn't do anything (other than remove the food) and they went on their way once the babies matured.
Good luck.
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Well, guess what...after I wrote that, the spouse walked around the house and he found a feeding dish under our hedges. You know the kind, water on one side, food on the other? Seems our dumbass neighbor was putting food out for the cats in MY yard!!! Spouse took the dish and threw it over the fence into their driveway. I can not believe the NERVE of that woman!! I also spoke to the neighbors on her other side to tell them what she'd done-they're also having skunk and cat problems. I wouldn't be surprised if all the skunk we smell is from the animals being territorial with our porches. (oh, and the mothballs don't seem to repel the cats either, but I read if they eat them, they die of liver damage. not what I had in mind, but with any luck, one or two will die in that bitch's yard. I am SO pissed off at her)