This 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 FencingA small Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was seen hiding in the garage, where it likely intended to spend the winter. It disappeared but Apryl was able to find it nearby, under a shoe rack, and safely capture it. She took it to season-appropriate microhabitat for it to continue its life.
Continue reading..Little Garage RattlesnakeOne of many garage diamondbacks to come this year. The homeowner is from Canada and was absolutely shocked when he opened his garage door and came incredibly close to stepping on this large adult diamondback. The garage was sealed very well so the snake likely entered when the garage door was open. The homeowner says that he […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake in the GarageTrash = rodents = rattlesnakes = yikes Our team sealed up this enclosed trash can area to have no gap larger than a quarter inch, making late night take-out-the-trash runs a less stressful event. More information on Rattlesnake Fencing: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social
Continue reading..Keeping Rattlesnakes Out of Trash AreaA late night little guy. This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was the first rattlesnake the homeowners have seen in the four years they’ve lived in the area. It’s likely not the first that’s seen them, though, being the first house on the end of the street opposite a wash. This is a very common situation here […]
Continue reading..Baby Rattlesnake at a Home In Cave CreekThis little Mojave Rattlesnake was picked up on Halloween by Dane up in Yavapai Hills. Earlier in the year, the same home had an Arizona Black Rattlesnake, and the neighbor called in with a Blacktailed Rattlesnake. Fun neighborhood 🙂 Northern Mojave Rattlesnake (Crotalus scutulatus scutulatus) https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/MojaveRattlesnake
Continue reading..Mojave Rattlesnake in Busy Snake NeighborhoodFrom Maggie on a recent call in Carefree, Arizona: “I was called out to an active construction sight to grab this little rattlesnake who was accidentally halting progress. (Mostly due to cuteness!) The workers were able to watch it from a safe distance while I drove to the sight. I quickly secured the snake and […]
Continue reading..Mojave Rattlesnake at Construction SiteJust barely visible in the first photo, this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake got itself well situated in a hesperaloe by the time CJ arrived to get it. There is a lot of great habitat all around, but all private property and inaccessible. He managed to find a perfect relocation site, though a bit further away than […]
Continue reading..Western Diamondback Rattlesnake In Backyard