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Snake Removal Stories – Rattlesnakes and the People of Arizona

These four Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnakes were captured in the same location over a couple of visits. We implanted passive radio transmitters and released them together to carefully selected microhabitat. We’ll see them again, but most likely in a subsequent survey of the release canyon than any other scenario. Marissa caught this feisty Western Patchnosed Snake […]

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Arizona Snake Removal Stories

A Desert Nightsnake got stuck in a garage sticky tarp. Thankfully, it was found in time to be saved and relocated elsewhere. These small, entirely harmless snakes are often killed in traps like this. Ironically, they are predators of the pests that the traps are meant for, possibly resulting in a net negative effect towards […]

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Snake Removal Updates for May, 2024

Nothing to see here … just us cables. This Desert Nightsnake (Hypsiglena chlorophaea) was found in a Marana home behind some furniture. They’re harmless, and often found inside homes like this for a variety of reasons. It was released back to better surroundings. Stuff stored outside can be useful to a rattlesnake. Dave relocated this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake from a situation where it was taking temporary cover on the […]

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Snake Removal and Rattlesnake Fencing Updates: Phoenix and Tucson

A quick and easy capture of a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake at a property in Rio Verde yesterday. The snake was having a nice time in some well-watered raised garden boxes, and got a free ride to a packrat nest just elsewhere. If you’ll notice, too, the snake is more curious than anything by the whole […]

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Snake Removals from Phoenix and Tucson Updates

A homeowner went out into the garage and was immediately rattled at from near the door. The snake likely got in while the door was open for awhile the day before. While walking around in the backyard at night, a homeowner and her dog were rattled at. The Western Diamondback Rattlesnake had moved under a […]

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Snake Removal in Phoenix and Tucson Updates

This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake kept playing hide and seek with the homeowners in a rodent hole at the base of this bush before it could be captured. This is in a new development in the northwest valley and conflict with wildlife will be high over the next several years, as both the animals and people […]

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Snake Removal and Rattlesnake Fence Updates

A quick Western Diamondback Rattlesnake relocation from this situation near Marana the other day. The snake was likely hibernating within or near the box, taking advantage of a little sun before its primary spring activities. The first snake removal of 2024 for CJ! The homeowners were getting ready for bed when one went into the […]

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Snake Removals and Snake Fencing Project Updates

Justin found this young Sonoran Gophersnake at a home where it had wedged itself in poolside decorative rock. It had recently eaten, so extra care was given to gentle handling and a carefully selected release site. A home in Marana has a rattlesnake den in the back, and Dave had visited three times to find […]

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Arizona Snake Removal and Snake Fence Updates

We’re busy again! Spring is here and the 2024 rattlesnake season is underway. Here is some of what we’ve been up to: The homeowner pulled into the driveway and noticed a rattlesnake outside. When they tried to scared it away, it retreated into the garage … where it’d likely been hibernating for a few months. […]

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Arizona Snake Removal Updates, February 2024

A very defensive Western Diamondback Rattlesnake with a lot of size on it for February hid its head after the stressful event of being captured. Nick released it into a safe place with enough rodent activity to sustain its healthy weight. These can be more complicated than expected due to the easy climb opportunities, but […]

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