A continuation of the post yesterday with the courting rattlesnakes that Addie found. Here’s the site Josh selected to release the pair. These kinds of deep retreats are important to rattlesnakes, and critical to the continued success (surviving) in relocation. It’s a great thing to have a crew installing snake fencing that also deeply understands […]
Continue reading..Releasing Rattlesnakes Found at Job SiteThis Western Diamondback Rattlesnake had been visiting this McDowell Mountain area home on and off over the past week. The house sits at the end of the street, right next to a wide-open ravine, and the homeowner knew that meant he might have frequent visitors. Jeff relocated the snake to a suitable habitat within its […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Near McDowell Mountain HomesMarissa responds to a call that doesn’t happen every day—two rattlesnakes mating inside a homeowner’s garage. This time of year, reproduction becomes a top priority, and snakes will travel, take risks, and end up in some unexpected places to find each other. Later, another “two snake” call comes in—but with a twist. One is a […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnakes Breeding in a GarageThis Gophersnake gave the homeowners the runaround before disappearing beneath a pile of pavers in the yard. After moving almost every single one, I finally found the snake curled up in a hole underneath the stack. The yard did have snake fencing installed, but it wasn’t done by us. While looking things over, I pointed […]
Continue reading..Gophersnake in PaversThis pair of courting Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes were found at a home in the north valley. The homeowner ran across them while doing some work in the yard. Jeff captured them together and released them as a pair into a packrat nest at the edge of a wash to continue their activities. 24/7 Snake Removal […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnakes About to Mate Found in BackyardRattlesnake Fencing applied to this double gate and along the back fence … and a bunch of the details in between. This backyard is ready for rattlesnake season. More information on Rattlesnake Fencing:https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Fencing at a New HomeMarissa ran a call to a brand new community … one that doesn’t even show up on maps yet … to find this large Mojave Rattlesnake. The homeowners saw it first and put it in a box. This is the fourth snake on the same street within the last week.
Continue reading..Mojave Rattlesnake in a New NeighborhoodWell, that’s not a good place to store your rattlesnakes. Residents found this adorable yearling Western Diamondback Rattlesnake curled up in a shoe on their patio. They had a small child and cat that frequently played out there – just inches from where the snake was found. There were large gaps in the patio walls, […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Found in a SlipperThese homeowners thought they might have a gas leak when they started hearing a strange noise coming from behind the stove. When they checked it out, it turned out to be a little Western Diamondback rattlesnake that had snuck inside through an open door. The snake was safely removed and relocated to suitable habitat nearby. […]
Continue reading..Rattlesnake Sounds Like a Gas LeakYou can see why people often confuse Sonoran Gophersnakes with rattlesnakes. This one was on a patio, trying its best to scare away perceived predators. Jon helped it get to a better spot for all involved.
Continue reading..Gophersnake on a Patio