On a rattlesnake fence consultation visit, Jeff saw this pretty kingsnake in the backyard of a Tucson home. The homeowners said it’s been a regular for years! Of course it was left right there, being a harmless animal that also will eat a rattlesnake when it can.

One of the goals of this page is to help people recognize common places where rattlesnakes can be found at a home. They may not be obvious at first, but we have heard from many people that this context-building has helped them spot rattlesnakes that they may not have otherwise spotted. Most often, you can’t […]

After capturing a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Dave found this Sonoran Lyresnake trying to climb the garage door. The homeowner learned about these cool little snakes and allowed it to stay. The rattlesnake, however, was moved to a suitable spot. – from the summer.

A lucky little Longnosed Snake found refuge, surviving the blading the day before. This was back in December, so most of the animals in the area didn’t stand a chance. Thankfully, at least this one gets to try again, elsewhere. Development can force snakes to move to other areas, sometimes in conflict with humans. Simple […]

A little diamondback with a big big belly! This little one found what it was looking for under a bird feeder in a Cave Creek backyard. It was moved to a better spot to digest its prize. Also a reminder: attracting wildlife means ALL wildlife. A birdy buffet won’t be ignored.

A dog came inside in the morning with a swollen face, and was obviously unwell. The homeowners rushed the dog to the vet, where it was confirmed that it had been bitten by a rattlesnake. They called to see if it’s possible the snake was still on the property. Marissa found it here, just barely […]

A baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was seen in the backyard by the homeowner, and it made its way to the front before Bryce arrived to capture it. At this size, they don’t need much space to slip into a yard. Thankfully this one was seen and got a ride to a better spot to hang […]

A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake from a home in McDowell Mountain Ranch. The homeowner first saw the black and white bands of the tail going into a bush. With a large gap behind the wall, the only access possible were the un-sealed gate and uncovered drains in the block wall. With the help of some water, […]

A head-on view of rattlesnake fencing installed recently from about 10′ away. You can see it, barely. The second photo is at an angle where it’s a bit more visible. The shine fades with time, becoming more of a translucent haze over that section of fence in the future. What this home won’t be seeing, […]

A typical side gate like you would find at any home around Phoenix or Tucson, but with modifications to keep rattlesnakes of all sizes out. Designed and installed by people who spend their free time researching and observing wild rattlesnakes, because that’s what we do. More information on Rattlesnake Fencing: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social