Snakes

[Dichotomy]

Okay I got a question on another site that baffled me. 

Anybody ever hear about something (chemical) you can put on your property to repel rattlesnakes?

I've never heard of anything like it but if it exists I'm sure some AH'r will know. 

[tmetal]

napalm? I hear it works on more than just snakes too.  

[B4Buster]

Moth balls aren't necessarily a chemical, but seem to have some effect if you put them in areas where you have seen snakes.

[Tyrannis]

Okay I got a question on another site that baffled me. 

Anybody ever hear about something (chemical) you can put on your property to repel rattlesnakes?

I've never heard of anything like it but if it exists I'm sure some AH'r will know. 

Put a giant rope on the ground around your property.

Seemed to work out for rooster cogburn in true grit.   

[Dragon]

You need a plane

[gyrene81]

   very odd...found something vague on a product called snake away.

http://www.wildlifedamagecontrol.net/snakes/snakerepellent.php

  not sure i would want to rely on any type of chemical myself.

[DaCoon]

You could always use my philosophy on snakes.......


















see a snake, shoot a snake.   

[Becinhu]

Moth balls work as well as a product made by the manufacturers of Liquid Fence called Snake Away

[Dichotomy]

 very odd...found something vague on a product called snake away.

http://www.wildlifedamagecontrol.net/snakes/snakerepellent.php

  not sure i would want to rely on any type of chemical myself.

I rely on a shotgun myself but she doesn't care for firearms and the thought of a rattler around her cabin gives her the heebie jeebies.  Normally I'd point and laugh but she's a good friend of long standing (and kind of cute too)

[dedalos]

Old Greek recipe, but it should work on any kind of snake.

1) Catch the snake
2) Feed snake 30 table spoons of dry sand
3) Wait 3 days, then shoot the snake
4) Snake does not come back.  Probably because it does not like the taste of dry sand?  

[DaCoon]

Old Greek recipe, but it should work on any kind of snake.

1) Catch the snake
2) Feed snake 30 table spoons of dry sand
3) Wait 3 days, then shoot the snake
4) Snake does not come back.  Probably because it does not like the taste of dry sand? 

     

[Dichotomy]

that'll be a new keyboard Ded... thanks 

[Tupac]

You need a Samuel L Jackson.

[AWwrgwy]

Rat poison?

Get rid of the reason for snakes and you won't have any snakes.



wrongway

[gpwurzel]

A neighbour out here (Mojave Desert) swears by wild garlic plants at all points snakes might come in - seems to work with the poisonous variety - constrictors not so much, guess constrictors like a bit of garlic with their food.

Wurz