Death works, too.
I had seen a black snake in my yard a while back. I wasn't that close and couldn't ID. Then during the freezes I noticed an area under the edge of the deck that had been used by an animal to get under the deck. We have a ton of squirrels, so I figured one of them was going under there.
I kicked a bunch of pine needles over it to see if that entrance was still being used. I went out and checked today and it sure is. And there was a long snake skin next to is.
I'm not really a fan of snakes, so I am happy to go back to a snakeless yard. What's the quickest way to do that? How can I prevent them from seeing my yard as a great place to next in the future.
We don't have any pets, nor do we plan on it. So I am good with poisoning the hell out of everything.
I had seen a black snake in my yard a while back. I wasn't that close and couldn't ID. Then during the freezes I noticed an area under the edge of the deck that had been used by an animal to get under the deck. We have a ton of squirrels, so I figured one of them was going under there.
I kicked a bunch of pine needles over it to see if that entrance was still being used. I went out and checked today and it sure is. And there was a long snake skin next to is.
I'm not really a fan of snakes, so I am happy to go back to a snakeless yard. What's the quickest way to do that? How can I prevent them from seeing my yard as a great place to next in the future.
We don't have any pets, nor do we plan on it. So I am good with poisoning the hell out of everything.