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These ideas do require time to implement and time to start working, but they will get results in the end. It is very important to make sure that you do not remove snakes personally or handle snakes personally if you do not know what kind of snakes they are. Why it is most likely going to be a non-venomous snake, if you have a question about them call a professional, because the difference in a king snake and a coral snake is just the order of their colored markings, and the fact one is venomous, and one is not. Doing this will ensure your safety, which should be the top priority anyways.

Finding a snake in your garden or home can be a really terrifying experience. But, all snakes are not poisonous. Of some 3,000 species of these, only 600 are poisonous. Snakes prefer cool dappled places like bushes, tall grass, sandy areas, under the junk, trash or logs and compost regions. Snakes present near the backyard or home are generally non-venomous and can be really helpful in removing rodents etc. Still, it is recommended to take preventive techniques as snake bites can be threatening. Below are some tips which may be helpful for the same.

You can yourself remove the snake by grasping it with snake tongs or a snake hook or snake wrangler. However, precautions should be taken.To avoid snakes, your garden should not have any thick foliage, shrubs or bushes. Avoid collection of garbage and keep the garden clear by getting rid of garden fragments like branches of trees and dried-up leaves. You should also keep the grass short as this attracts rodents which, in turn, attract snakes.You should avoid big heaps of wood or compost as snakes prefer shaded cool places and gaps in the heaps are just the ideal spot for them.You can also avoid the entry of snakes by removing small insects like small bugs, crickets, grasshoppers,etc and rodents like squirrels, mice etc from your area as they happen to be the food for snakes. Once the source of food is removed, the snakes won\'t hide at your place.

To avoid the entry of snakes, you should also seal or close all the gaps and openings in your place like areas around the doors and windows, electrical outlets and pipes. You can also make use of snake repellents which contain components like cedar oil, clove oil or sulfur that have strong smell that repels snakes.They come in powdered form can be sprinkled in areas surrounding your home, backyard or garden. Such products are not injurious for children or pets. You may also go for a snake trap. With the use of these techniques, you can prevent the entry of snakes and be tension-free.

Snakes can be poisonous and can hurt you, your pets, your children or anyone else. They can bunk inside your house without your knowledge and pose many other serious health risks apart from the obvious risk of a snake bite! While mostly the best way to get rid of snakes is to look for professional Snake Removal Services, sometimes you may be able to handle the situation yourself. Here are some of the things you can do to get rid of these reptiles from your property.

Getting rid of snakes is always going to be a tricky thing to do. No matter what many people believe or try to tell you, there really is not a miracle product that you can just use and all snakes will vanish. Sure there are those products on the market, such as snake repellers, snake repellent, and all sorts of other powders and devices. While some of these products might work, there really is not a lot of proof to back that up. Some people claim that adding chemicals to your yard is a great way to keep snakes away, but do you really want to spread lime or another dangerous chemical to humans and pets around?

While it might require some hard work and effort, there are some simple tips that might not get rid of all your snakes, but may help eliminate a majority of the population. These tips involve changing the environment around your home and on your property to something that snakes do not like. Because if snakes do not have shelter and food at your home, that means they really do not have a reason to be there.

One of the quickest ways to start getting snakes to leave your yard would be to remove shelters they enjoy. Things like garbage piles, compost heaps, firewood stacks, bushes, and things of that nature make perfect areas for snakes to live. If you eliminate those areas, than you are not going to have a clear cut shelter for snakes to live in. Bushes and shrubs around your home are also an area that snakes love to live.

Changing the environment is also going to include making sure your grass stays mowed, and that big areas of weeds are chopped down. Snakes do not really like being in short grass, so doing this will help a lot. This is also going to be a great start to eliminating their food sources, because most snakes will eat rodents, bugs, and mice. Eliminating those things from your lawn and home is going to take away the food source, and start forcing snakes to move somewhere else.

These ideas do require time to implement and time to start working, but they will get results in the end. It is very important to make sure that you do not remove snakes personally or handle snakes personally if you do not know what kind of snakes they are. Why it is most likely going to be a non-venomous snake, if you have a question about them call a professional, because the difference in a king snake and a coral snake is just the order of their colored markings, and the fact one is venomous, and one is not. Doing this will ensure your safety, which should be the top priority anyways.

Most people do not want snakes to be in their yard or garden. While there are some snakes that can be beneficial as they will keep rodent populations under control, there are some people who would never feel comfortable having them around the yard. There are a few things that can be done to deal with snakes so that you do not have to have them around.

The first thing you should realistically look into is a rodent pest problem in your backyard. Snakes will stick around if there is plenty of food to eat. If you take care of the potential rodent problem, snakes can move on naturally as there will not be a food source to eat.

The next thing that you will need to do is to remove areas for the snakes in your yard to live in. Mow the yard and make sure that the grass is kept nice and low. Many snakes like areas with a few inches of grass so they can hide in them making it easy to hide and look for their prey. Get rid of large piles of wood and sticks in the area. If you store these in the yard, keep it off the ground. Get rid of rocks and other things that a snake might be able to hide under getting out of the sun. Be sure to carefully store yard toys and other things so snakes will not seek shelter underneath them.

One very easy way to deal with snakes is to use cat litter. This can get into the snakes skin and cause them quite a bit of discomfort. Spread this around your yard and your garden to keep the snakes out and away from these parts of the yard. Sulfur is another common repellent but it can cause some problems with the quality of your soil making your plants not grow as well.

Even though there are many in-house remedies that can fix the problem but don't forget that these animals are venomous and if mishandled can be a grave threat. Professional snake removal service is your bet if you cannot handle the situation on your own.

Snake traps or snake repellents will work only up to a certain point, but if you need proper inspection of the property, cleaning after their mess and humane removal of snakes then you should in fact call a removal service. These professionals are trained to handle wild animals. They will extract them from your property and release them into their natural habitat, where they actually belong!

Getting rid of snakes is always going to be a tricky thing to do. No matter what many people believe or try to tell you, there really is not a miracle product that you can just use and all snakes will vanish. Sure there are those products on the market, such as snake repellers, snake repellent, and all sorts of other powders and devices. While some of these products might work, there really is not a lot of proof to back that up. Some people claim that adding chemicals to your yard is a great way to keep snakes away, but do you really want to spread lime or another dangerous chemical to humans and pets around?

While it might require some hard work and effort, there are some simple tips that might not get rid of all your snakes, but may help eliminate a majority of the population. These tips involve changing the environment around your home and on your property to something that snakes do not like. Because if snakes do not have shelter and food at your home, that means they really do not have a reason to be there.

One of the quickest ways to start getting snakes to leave your yard would be to remove shelters they enjoy. Things like garbage piles, compost heaps, firewood stacks, bushes, and things of that nature make perfect areas for snakes to live. If you eliminate those areas, than you are not going to have a clear cut shelter for snakes to live in. Bushes and shrubs around your home are also an area that snakes love to live.

Changing the environment is also going to include making sure your grass stays mowed, and that big areas of weeds are chopped down. Snakes do not really like being in short grass, so doing this will help a lot. This is also going to be a great start to eliminating their food sources, because most snakes will eat rodents, bugs, and mice. Eliminating those things from your lawn and home is going to take away the food source, and start forcing snakes to move somewhere else.

These ideas do require time to implement and time to start working, but they will get results in the end. It is very important to make sure that you do not remove snakes personally or handle snakes personally if you do not know what kind of snakes they are. Why it is most likely going to be a non-venomous snake, if you have a question about them call a professional, because the difference in a king snake and a coral snake is just the order of their colored markings, and the fact one is venomous, and one is not. Doing this will ensure your safety, which should be the top priority anyways.

Snakes can be poisonous and can hurt you, your pets, your children or anyone else. They can bunk inside your house without your knowledge and pose many other serious health risks apart from the obvious risk of a snake bite! While mostly the best way to get rid of snakes is to look for professional Snake Removal Services, sometimes you may be able to handle the situation yourself. Here are some of the things you can do to get rid of these reptiles from your property.

If you happen to come across a snake in your house or garden the first thing to do is to resist the urge to attack it with a broom or stick or any other form of stick for that matter. Snakes can jump quite high and strike you just as well as if they were on the ground. Sometimes if the snake is in the house they may be on a slippery floor surface that reduces it's ability to move efficiently. If this is the case the best thing to do is to place a heavy object like a big book on top of it. This will limit it's ability to move still further. Be careful though. Use the book as a shield in approaching the snake.

Please note that I do not advocate killing snakes if you have any way of calling a trained expert to remove it. Snakes are a necessary part of the environment and play a vital role in controlling certain species. Only if you have no other option available to you should you consider killing it.

It is always a very advisable to find out about distinguishing non venomous snakes from the venomous ones in your area so that you don't kill the non venomous ones by mistake. It is of the utmost importance not to kill non venomous snakes because they actually control the population of venomous snakes by actively preying on them.

If you have decided that there is no alternative other than to kill the venomous snake the next thing to do is to either chop it in two with a long handled, broad bladed garden hoe. I still say it's best to call the PDSA and get them to send an expert out to collect the snake if at all possible. Usually they will catch it and release it somewhere far away from human habitat.

If the Snake is found in a drawer or somewhere difficult to access leave it alone, move all family members away from the immediate area and most of all do not attempt to interact with it at all. Call the PDSA, or RSPCA, and get them to collect it. If they do not have a snake catcher they will contact a trusted professional snake catcher.

If you come across a venomous snake in the garden the first thing to do is to get everyone away from it. If you actually do need to kill it, do this with a long handled, broad edged hoe simply chopping the snake in half as previously stated. Other tactics include spraying it from a distance with a high pressure hose or opening the garden sprinklers. This will have the effect of 'persuading' the snake to leave the area.

The thing to do after that is to find out why the snake came to your area. Do you keep rodents or birds? Are there birds nesting in your garden or in the eves of your house? Do you have a rodent problem on the house or garden. Note that in places like the USA this can be problematic because animals like chipmunks and squirrels are everywhere. Snakes, however, like mice and rats and other small rodents. Again in places like the USA, where buildings are mainly made out of timber, rodents often find easy shelter in the space between the outside and inside walls. If you hear scratchings or find evidence of mouse trails in your kitchen, get an expert to solve the problem. Remember, No mice, No snakes.

A mouse can get through a hole the width of a pencil with no problem at all. Make sure there are no holes in your walls. Fill them immediately. High pitched sound devices are now becoming a popular way to discourage vermin from entering our home. Evidence shows that there is some proof to this claim. Having one installed can be a good idea. Remember snakes always follow their food source.

Snakes do not take any active interest in humans and all contact between them and us in merely coincidental. The threat of snake bite is quite remote exactly for this reason. If, however, somebody in your vicinity is bitten it is important to establish the following procedure; move the person to a safe place and keep them calm. Establish what kind of snake bit the person. If you can safely kill it for identification, do so. If not, make a mental note of it's markings. Call the emergency services to evacuate the wounded person or evacuate them yourself if they are not critically ill. Meeting the ambulance on the way is another good option. Keep calm and keep the patient calm.