Bryce spotted this on a recent property inspection. We’re often hired to come check out a property before a new homeowner moves in, or just wants to know what might be done to reduce the chances of finding a snake.

A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake found in a Queen Creek garage back in August. The homeowners said that they had left the garage open for just a couple minutes and when they came out to close it it was stretched out in the middle of the garage. Good reminder to keep the garage open, especially this […]

Sealed up: no rattlesnakes are getting through here, and the gate functions just as well as it always has. More information on Rattlesnake Fencing: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social

This is never fun. A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake going after the smell of free food ended up nearly losing its head. Thankfully, and amazingly, Nik was able to get it out of there without injuries (to either of them!) and the snake looks like it has no lasting damage. She was relocated to elsewhere within […]

This Arizona Black Rattlesnake found a nice, shaded spot to hang out on a hot August day. It was relocated to a better spot within its estimated home range in the Prescott National Forest.

A good example of the snake being a symptom, not the problem. This Mojave Rattlesnake was using the same AC area as an Arizona Black Rattlesnake that Dane was called out to catch earlier in the year. This spot and the associated resources will continue to be useful to snakes. This can often be changed; […]

From Jeff: “Nice blue Speckled Rattlesnake on a back patio in Laveen. It had been there for months and they had been tolerant of it but it was getting more and more comfortable and regularly sitting on their porch. Got in their flower pots by the dog run so they were ready for it to […]

Packrats and snakes often live side-by-side, and the snake skins can become good building material for their middens. This one was found on a recent call run by Savannah of what looks to be the shed skin of a coachwhip.

A brand new baby Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was spotted INSIDE an office space hallway in Tucson. These little ones don’t really know what’s going on yet, so sometimes find their way into surprising places. A rattlesnake inside a home is rare, and when it is, it’s often a baby in the fall. Thankfully, Nik was […]

Can you see it? A well-hidden Western Diamondback Rattlesnake from a Tucson backyard recently. Nik went out to help it move along.