Things You'll Need:
- Wire Cutters
- Wire Cutters
- Wire cutters
- fine wire mesh
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Step 1
Eliminate habitat. Snakes require heat to digest their food. Dry, rocky locations are havens to most kinds of snakes. Be aware when walking near wood piles and large, flat areas of concrete.
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Step 2
Remove hiding places. Snakes are shy creatures. When not hunting, snakes will hide in wood piles, among flower pots and under garden debris.
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Step 3
Keep rodents under control. A hungry snake searching for food will follow its stomach. To control rodents keep pet food indoors, garbage cans tightly sealed and vegetable gardens harvested.
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Step 4
Erect snake proof fencing around your garden. A low fence only 2 to 3 feet high and made of fine wire mesh will prevent snakes from entering.











Comments
theresa159 said
on 8/16/2009 OMG i'm so scared. I just came here to see how to get rid of snakes and now my fobia just worse. I have to go cut grass and weed and I live in florida. gonna try everything posted to get rid of them.
paul1954 said
on 8/13/2009 Go to snakefence.net - This stuff REALLY works
stephanier71 said
on 3/9/2007 This is for getting rid of snakes . i'm from South Carolina and I live in Atlanta , Ga now . Growing up in a farming family , it is a Southern custom to use lime . Lime irritates and eats away at a snakes or any retiles skin , so they stay miles away from it ( smile ) . You can buy bags of lime at any feed and seed store , your local wal-mart , home depot , or lowes . We in the South have always sprinkled lime under our houses, yards, and gardens . Its a proven scientific method , and its not harmful to humans at all ! Good luck .
Stephanie Robinson
Anonymous said
on 2/16/2007 We spray our entire property line with diesel, it tends to keep the snakes at bay. However, not forever (unfortunately)!
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 Run them over with your lawnmower!
This keeps the population under control for sure! I hate snakes - I do not want some attempt to control them. I want them dead.