A little Western Diamondback Rattlesnake that had found something big to eat … so much so it was having trouble hiding its newly round body. The homeowner spotted it while working in the yard in Cave Creek. Marissa helpled the snake to a better spot, being very gentle with it so it doesn’t lose its […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Found With Large Meal In Its BellyA glance out the back door caught a surprise visitor on the patio. This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was likely disturbed by nearby construction, which had just deleted the habitat that it was using to hibernate. Marissa was called out to capture the snake and move it to a better spot that is neither a patio […]
Continue reading..Constuction Can Make Rattlesnake EncountersDogs were barking outside at a home in Scottsdale, and the homeowner went to investigate. She found this large Western Diamondback Rattlesnake under a bush, and got the dogs inside. The snake disappeared, so she called us to come find it. Marissa arrived and was able to locate the snake laid out in the shade […]
Continue reading..Barking Dogs Alert Homeowner To RattlesnakeA Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was seen in the bushes near the front patio of a unit at an assisted living community. The complex is surrounded on all sides by native habitat, and we are called to visit several times each year. Cheyenne helped the snake find a similar location, a packrat nest, elsewhere.
Continue reading..Rattlesnakes Can Be Found At Assisted Living Facilities in PhoenixA Mojave Rattlesnake found hanging out in the yard near Casa Grande. The snake may have just been passing through (this was in early October), but it’s that time of year when they were looking for dens … so maybe not. Unlike what many expect a den to look like, these snakes often stay alone […]
Continue reading..Mojave Rattlesnake Found in Casa GrandeSome rattlesnake diversity for a night! Jeff was called to pick up a Tiger Rattlesnake in south Phoenix, then rushed to Florence for a Sonoran Sidewinder. Both are specialist species that require special consideration for where they are to be released.
Continue reading..Specialized Rattlesnake RelocationA homeowner saw a young rattlesnake in the yard and hoped it would move on, but gave us a call after about 45 minutes. Jeff got there and the snake had disappeared, but he saw it near its original location and was able to safely capture it. He took it to a packrat nest (the […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake In The BackyardThis Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was tucked in under a plant by the front door, but a light gave it away. This snake has been living at the home for some time, most likely, based on its condition and time of year.
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Hibernating by the DoorA Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was discovered in a rodent box and called in by the pest control company. The homeowner was concerned about the snake, and was hoping it would be ok so it could continue to help with the rodent situation. Thankfully the trap seemed to only catch its skin, making a painful but […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Stuck In Rodent TrapA great example of snake fencing at work. This young Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was spotted outside of a gate in Cave Creek, which was protected by an older installation of ours. The gap at the bottom is within the proper tolerance, meaning even tiny rattlesnakes are going to have to search elsewhere for a winter […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Kept Out By Snake Fencing