Remove food sources such as pet food, fallen fruit, grubs, and unsecured garbage
Seal crawl spaces, gaps, and openings around foundations, sheds, and decks
Install fencing that extends underground to prevent digging
Fill active burrows after confirming the armadillo has left
Use motion-activated lights or sprinklers to discourage nighttime activity
Apply humane live trapping only if legal in your area
Relocate only according to local wildlife laws and regulations
Contact a licensed wildlife control professional for persistent problems
Repair lawn damage and treat the soil to reduce insect populations
Avoid poison, glue traps, and harmful deterrents
Call animal control or local wildlife authorities if the animal is injured or aggressive