This Neighborhood has a LOT of Rattlesnakes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2023
- Back to back rattlesnake removals! Follow Marissa, Bryan, and Jeff as they are called to remove multiple rattlesnakes and gophersnakes from neighborhoods in Arizona
Timestamp:
00:05 Marissa removes a rattlesnake that was found in a rat trap
2:10 Bryan removes an entire den of snakes from a backyard
6:18 Marissa gets another rattlesnake call in the same neighborhood
8:58 Why are there so many snakes in this neighborhood?
9:45 Jeff runs a late night snake call and stumbles on more snakes
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I have always been terrified of snakes. Your videos are fascinating! I learn so much from you. Now, when I see the prairie rattlers common in my area, I won't panic (as much). Thanks.
Great episode! I was worried that I would have RSS withdrawals, since Bryan is going king cobra hunting in India!!
Marissa clearly order all extra spicy sneks! And all the multiple snake encounters were SO cool. Love you guys, blessings from an old lady in Southern California. (I have cautioned my husband to look before he puts his hands or feet anywhere, when working in our small, xeriscaped yard!! We definitely have created prime habitat! Don't use any chemicals because I love all our critters. Tons of alligator lizards, probably some blue bellies. No insect problem because enough hungry lizards. Keep safe. Y'all do such important work.
I think the videos (not shorts) are about a month behind real time. At least i remember a few times where they said the month they were in, but it was released the following month.
I want to say thank you for such an informative site you have. We moved to Gold Canyon from Wisconsin 2 years a go. We came home from Dinner on Monday night and i spotted a big snake on my back porch. I instantly recognized that it wasn't a rattle snake, thx to your channel. It was a gopher snake. 2 years a go i would have killed it. Thanks to you and your team, i picked it up with my pinchers, similar to yours and safely released it back to the desert behind our house. Keep up the great work and thank you for educating me on snakes
This is fantastic to hear! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for re locating it!!
Love the gopher, Bull, Pine Snakes.. I have caught many over the years, and they are always so sweet! Just majestic.
I really like that first woman's front door. That's a big door.
I have relatives in Scottsdale and part of the fun of going there is checking out the wildlife in that area. Right around their house there's javelina's, bobcats, gila monsters and other lizards, snakes, etc. I could do without some of the spiders and scorpions though. It's fun to see a tarantula or scorpion out in the desert, but not fun to see them on your pillow. I found what I think was a brown recluse on my bed once. Now I double check the pillows and under the sheets when I'm there.
So glad to see we have two Googley eyes again 😁
Me too! 😊
Your company is vital to both the reptiles and the human and pet population of that state. You are doing great things!
"I don't wanna kill 'im." We need more people like this in the world.
These people are truly ethical animal advocates...
Yes
I Admire and Respect of what each of you do-especially that you "save" them because they are needed. I love Arizona but not wild about snakes....
Here in Colorado we kinda live with nature. You have a snake and you are kinda on your own, Every video I watch I think I need to get a snake tongs. Luckily for me the only snakes I have had to deal with so far are gopher snakes (we call them bull snakes up here). My son lives close to an open space and has had to erect snake fence in his backyard. We tend to plant marigolds and other plants around our homes as snake repellents. You guys are amazing. Glad you are out there.
Pretty cool that Bryan, Marissa and Jeff all released multiple snakes at a time in this video
I’m so glad you do this service❤
Have people tried building "snake shelters," similar to packrat nests, to emplace in the Arizona desert? Perhaps that can help mitigate habitat loss from housing development.
I just love you Jeff 😊❤
Thanks Nick for taking those 2 off the road! No road kill there tonight !
I used to do rattlesnake removal in Scottsdale when I did security in Grayhawk. Some how that was part of our job duties lol. But it was a blast. I definitely miss doing it.
Fountain Hills/Rio Verde area crazy with diamonbacks...nice vid! ☺
Great job Marissa, I was so glad it was NOT in the rodent box and the next client was so close to mkae it a double release! Bryan you hit the jackpot in that backyard getting 3 snakes! Thank you for savintg tghr road crossing gopher and relocating it with the other one Jeff!! Thank you for helping thwe sidewinder corss the street safely. You guys rock!!
Love that steering wheel cover!
I am impressed with this company and the folks who do these rescues. It was sad to see one the other day odf the snake drinking water like crazy. They are on my mind with the headlines of temps so high in AZ
Thanks for another awesome video!!
I really like Marrissa & Jeff
I work at an airport in the PNW. An employee found a Pacific Gopher Snake in an indoor equipment storage area recently. He killed it because "it got defensive". Then, he showed the pictures of this to anyone who would look, laughing and joking. That really bothered me. Even if I didn't watch this channel, it would still have bothered me.
A couple of years ago, one of my employees came into our offices stating there was a "big" snake on the ramp. It was a Gopher Snake. It was on the road, and I wondered how it hadn't been run over, with all the fuel trucks and ramp equipment using it. I went into the nearby brush, got a branch, got the snake to climb onto it and, while holding its tail, carried it back into the woods. No drama.
The reactions were: "Why didn't you just kill it?" A lack of education about wildlife makes people VERY narrowminded.
You took one step toward snake handling. Good job. Gopher snakes, especially these here in the Scottsdale area, are very mellow and rarely take any offense at being gently carried in hand. Basically you have nothing to fear from the gopher snakes and if you do have the fear and want to rid yourself of it, just take the opportunity of finding some out there and picking them up near the center of the body and not squeezing them. As you do it, you'll learn how they move and what you need to do to keep them comfortable and not falling. Let them try your hands near their mouths as they use their tongues to sample your odor. If you have water in a small container such as a bottle cap, offer a drink. They rarely have enough water and they fill up if they have the opportunity. If I had the opportunity, I'd welcome gopher snakes to my house and get some mice for them.
@@JW...-oj5iw Thank you for the kind words.
The areas which I hike in are pine forests at higher elevations. I will see the occasional Garter snake, but I've never seen a Gopher snake out there. By the abundance of chipmunks I see, I would expect large(ish), non-venomous snakes hunting them. There are Pacific Rattlesnakes at the lower, drier regions such as Redmond, OR. They're rumoured to be on the outskirts of the town of Sisters, as well. I hike out there as well, but I've read these snakes are incredibly tough to spot. I've never even heard a rattle. What bothered me the most is we get birds in the rafters, chipmunks running around the terminal building sometimes, yet they instantly call Animal Services. A snake: Kill it!.
Some people think it makes them big and brave to kill snakes..All they are is mean and cruel to do that.
I don't care for snakes myself, but still go outa my way to keep them safe. I see 2-3 each time I mow my lawn. here in upstate NY so I know they will pretty much be non poisonous.
@@biglew1161 ... If they are longitudinally striped, they're likely Garter snakes. Friendly little guys.
99% of the rattle snakes I've seen in my area have been sidewinder rattlesnakes (5 on my property alone) the other one was a Mojave Rattler which I gave a wide birth.
Great video 😊
I love the googly eyes on the tongs! 👀 😆
Maybe cut a piece of black felt into the shape of a forked tongue and glue it onto the bottom portion? 😅
Do most homeowners kill the sakes they find? Is it against the law? Does the homeowner pay for your service or does the state. Just curious how it works.
It always surprises me when a non-venomous snake gets placed with a rattlesnake. I guess they have a "let's all get along" mentality.
Solidarity when you are noodles that most humans want to kill 🐍🐍😞
I always look at the head if it's thin and not wide, it's not a rattlesnake. Pit vipers have those wide heads.
I’m unable to tell which of your videos I’ve watched because of the RED outline on your thumbnails. TH-cam marks watched videos with a RED line on Apple devices.
Same with android!
I thought Gopher Snakes were enemies of Rattlers.
King snakes eat rattlers. Never heard them say gophers do it.
@@alexanderpedersen1401 Good to know, thank you.
Gopher snakes are one of the best snakes to have around your property. Harmless to humans and dogs, and they control the rodents in the area. Often times they share winter dens with rattlesnakes. They coexist nicely
@@letsgobaby8501 I only have one video on my channel and it's of a Bull snake in my backyard digging out a pocket mole hole and disappearing into it! It was facinating to watch.
Is it a good idea to have king snakes in your back yard to help and kill rattlesnake keep control
I loved being referred to as a primate. We often forget we are part of the natural world.
The people who design these property housing locations need to allow the snakes to move around but also insure the houses have snake fencing so the snakes never get inside where people live.
Nice house that guy had
Since he picked up 3 snakes in her backyard, I guess we can forgive him for not picking up the dog poo. Lol.
I can't believe people live in rattlesnake country and they permit their yards to be cluttered with junk and debris that are havens for the snakes. Then they act surprised when the snakes are hanging out on their property in that stuff.
If I've learned anything from this channel it's to NOT have piles of stuff in the yard.
What do you mean you didn't have a lot of option's, there's always option's 🙂
I would catch the rattlesnakes myself if I knew Marissa was gonna come over. This is not a problem in the deep south however the snakes know we will probably shoot them or maybe eat them.
Do gopher snakes not even attempt a bite? Seem rather sweet.
Sometimes they do but are not dangerous
Do you every come across snakes with secondary poisoning from rat poison?
Geez you didn't have to drop it in there like that
Those rodent boxes are heavy because they're fitted with a concrete block so they don't get moved by an animal.
Question: you don’t milk them?????
My question is do any of the snakes that was taken and released find their way back
I don’t understand why you would clear out the gopher snakes?
I imagine the owner requested it. They've mentioned before they'll encourage people to leave harmless snakes where they are, but if people still want them gone they'll take 'em.
My wife and I wanted to retire in Arizona, I'm not sure about it now.
Depends the area you live in....developed versus rural
"See you later, envenomator!"
Those houses don't belong there, oh my goodness!
Why do none of these people have snake fence 🤷♂️ Especially with kids and pets.
You couldn’t pay me to move there
It’s a shame that such beautiful snakes can be so dangerous.
How do you know where the tail on a snake is? It’s a tail with guts and a head.
Weirdly enough, it's not! They're actually mostly ribs.
This is what happens when you move into their habitat.
What happened to the dog that killed the snake.
Wow if I had kids I wouldn't want them playing outside with a yard full of toys...I'm sorry but that's scary😮
It’s a concern! Thankfully there are ways to avoid it.
Don't do it when you're drunk!!!
Solid advice.
For gopher snakes eat rattlesnakes
Luckily my dogs bark at rattlesnakes and not attack them.
Tyler Mac everyone see this
I have a great solution....12 gauge Remington. Hasn't failed me yet.
I think the rattlesnakes would have found their way onto my Barbecue……. They can be ordered from our grocery store, already prepared but last time I looked they were in excess of 20 bucks per lb.
I forgive you
Don't throw the snake in the bucket geez 🤨🙄
rattlesnakes return to their birth den year after year so if you dont "eliminate" them you are just giving them a one way ride away from home , only to return again. if you get paid for this ,then you make money if its not a job your just making people feel good
You don’t know nearly as much about this as you think you do.
@@RattlesnakeSolutions I pity those who think they know more than others. Keep up the great job, teaching others the facts about rattlers.
I'd have left the gopher snakes, they're harmless except if you're a rodent.
No animal deserves to be caught in a "sticky trap" they should all be destroyed.
Geez I never got any likes how rude
Dont know WHY people "dont want to kill" snakes?
Maybe because you keep saving them. Kill all snakes. They are bad. 😂
I use to be afraid of snakes how I got over my fear was watching Tyler nolans channel and chandlers wild life channel I even held my first ball python about 3 years ago It was my friends I been looking into getting a snake of my own and getting a permit so I can get a false water cobra but I looked online the other day and there not aloud in my state and that's my favorite snake