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RE: snakes
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by KingCobraFan on June 22, 2009
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One way would be to keep your lawn mowed and as clutter-free as possible. That way a snake or snakes don't have ready-made hiding places.
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by JoeCrotalid on June 22, 2009
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There is a commercial product called Snake-away and snake-b-gone which alledgely detures snakes from coming onto your property.
Also if you have Pine nuggets or pine mulch in your landscaping-remove it! Certain rattlesnake species such as adamanteus and S. Miliarius are attracted to it.
Remove any wood piles or stacked metal, roofing tins, etc.
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by earthguy on June 23, 2009
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I wouldn't suggest the chemicals. I can't tell you how many times I've been called in to remove a snake from a house and had to cross over that crap. Basic Ecology - if you remove the food source and the shelter the snakes won't come.
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