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Baby Rattlesnake In The Pool

A baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake found in a pool filter in Scottsdale. The homeowner spotted it when he took the cover off to clean it and got a surprise. In situations like this, it’s unclear how long the snake was stuck in there. It found a ledge to stay up out of the water, but […]

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Hibernating Rattlesnake On A Patio

This snake was spotted on the patio of a Scottsdale home. Just around the corner, a large pile of rocks placed for erosion control almost certainly served as its winter den. This kind of short staging behavior is common on the right day for hibernating rattlesnakes, and often misinterpreted as general distribution due to a […]

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Garages Can Be Snake Caves

Garage door seals deteriorate over time. Rodents chew them, they dry and crack, curl, and otherwise fall apart. That leaves small gaps, and opens the garage to becoming habitat for small animals. In this instance, that small animal was a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. It’s a good idea to check the seals from time to time […]

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Rattlesnake Found On Snake Fence Estimate Visit

From Jeff: “Found this dude while doing a fencing estimate in Tucson today. She had a birdseed block in the backyard and had mentioned that there was a resident rattlesnake that she sees fairly often and eats the doves and rabbits that come in. She mentioned that she saw it just a couple days ago […]

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Packrat Nests Mean Rattlesnake Encounters

From a recent property inspection: Nick found a large packrat nest at the base of a prickly pear. These are often long-term living situations for rattlesnakes and a variety of other animals, not just the rodents. By removing an established nest like this, a homeowner can reduce their chances of having a rattlesnake encounter on […]

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Difficult To Capture Rattlesnake

From CJ on our internal Slack: “Tricky atrox [Western Diamondback Rattlesnake] at a large park/sports complex. This one was well hidden underneath the justicia bush and eluded the tongs more than a few times due to larger rocks underneath the vegetation. Eventually was able to coax it out and took him to a pack rat […]

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