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Rattlesnake by the Front Door

This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found near the front door of a Tucson home. Josh was sent out to relocate it to a good replacement spot for the winter. At this point in the year, unless there is obvious displacement (construction, etc) in the immediate area, it can be assumed a rattlesnake at a home […]

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Chasing Rattlesnakes All Night with My Daughter

I headed out west with my daughter for a night of camping and herping. We grabbed snacks, talked the whole drive, and spent the night road cruising, moving rattlesnakes and other snakes safely off the road. We tried to set up camp, but plans changed, so we stayed out late and kept checking roads into […]

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Mojave Rattlesnake Hiding in a Bush

This little Mojave Rattlesnake is the current hide and seek champion. The homeowners thought that it had disappeared, and Jason was starting to think the same after searching every place in the yard that looked like a snake could be hiding there. The snake then decided to help, giving a little rattle from up in […]

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Two Big Snakes Near A Home

Two different Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes outside of a snake fenced property. One of the snakes was out in the open and easy to capture, but the other one took some work. Cheyenne found it after about twenty minutes, and at least that long after to get it out of the dense bush it was hiding […]

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Rattlesnake in a Backyard Garden

Notes from Cheyenne from a recent relocation: The western diamondback was coiled up in the backyard underneath a tree. The homeowner had been doing yard work and almost stepped on it. They did not seem interested in snake fencing, but were advised to wear boots when doing yard work instead of flip flops, and to […]

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Rattlesnake in a Crawl Space

A customer watched a snake slip into a storage space and asked us to come take a look. We found it wedged behind some boxes against the back wall. The home sits in a built-up area, but it’s only about 20 yards from a large wash on Tucson’s east side, so that’s where we released […]

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Baby Kingsnake at a Home In The Winter

A good example of why relocating snakes during the winter is a bit more of a challenge of proper release site selection than it is in other times of year. This little Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found under a trash can, and the homeowners gently pushed it out of the area … but it came […]

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Rattlesnake in New River

Notes from Apryl from a recent relocation: Very nice couple who have had 1 rattlesnake in the past. Snake was located on their front courtyard enjoying the shade. Their backyard and side yard was immaculate in terms of minimalistic styling and no clutter. They were wondering why the snake chooses their front yard as it […]

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