How to Get Rid of Snakes in Your Yard | Getting Rid of a Snake in the Garden Naturally

Visit www.chipptips.com/snakes for a free guide on how to get rid of snakes naturally. These tips are the best way to keep reptiles away from your house and yard. You should never use mothballs to get rid of a snake! They have been banned by the FDA for being carcinogenic. There are other natural solutions you can use for snake removal. You will need to utilize an integrated pest control strategy to keep them away for good.
Only a small number of snakes are venomous. However, this doesn't help with people’s fear of them around the world. They are unsettling and scary to have on your property. Having small pets or children will only makes matters worse for parents. Learning how to get rid of snakes in your yard is an important lesson for home owners. Despite the fact that they are beneficial to the natural ecosystem of your garden, the risk is often too high to leave them alone. The good news is that getting rid of a snake is a fairly simple and inexpensive process that you can do yourself.
Before we get started, it is important that you never try to catch one of these reptiles. Most bites don’t occur until a snake is threatened. That is why I recommend you use a trap or other natural repellents for your snake control problems. Getting rid of them is the easy part. Keeping them away from your home will require a few additional solutions. If you encounter one of these critters on your property, leave it along until you have finished reading the tips on my blog.
If you need to get rid of snakes in your yard, my first recommendation is that you use a natural repellent. A trap is also a good removal option if you are comfortable enough to release it yourself. The item you should never consider is a mothball. They are a very dangerous health hazard. On the other hand, studies have shown essential oils to be a powerful solution for pest control. This is always my preferred choice when dealing with insects, mice or other critters in my yard. I have seen it effectively get rid of garter, garden, water, black, copperhead and rattle snakes. www.wikihow.com/Get-Rid-of-Snakes
Just remember that snakes mean you no harm. They are only searching for food and shelter. They may be attracted to your garden due to an abundance of insects, mice or crickets. Sometimes the best way to get rid of a snake is to remove all the sources of food and shelter from your property. Using a trap or essential oil will control the problem. However, you will need to follow a few other tips to keep them from coming back to your house. These are all fast and inexpensive solutions.
Your first step is to watch this short video about keeping snakes away naturally. When you are finished, be sure to read the quick guide on my blog for more important removal tips. There is very important information on that page you should know about before you get started. I would like to thank you for tuning in to my video about how to get rid of snakes in your yard and garden. Thanks for watching!

[@leonacrosby1880]

I'm in Ireland and there's no snakes so how did I get here?

[@rippriley6424]

Liked and Subbed. Great info and thnx for your hard work. im looking into making a youtube channel now and there is a lot more to it than I thought, so kudos for going through all that work just to give us some good info for free.

[@TomMack530]

hi Chip Marshal, me and my wife was out side and she was putting wood chip's down and I picked up the black plastic tarp up and I seen 2 garden snake's and I put them in a bucket and the next day I opened it up wow there was about 200 baby's Plus the 2 female Snake's and if you sit down you can hear them behine the siding, how do we get rid of them thanks Tom Mack

[@william1242]

Thanks I have a small fish pond next to my deck.

[@faithbrown-edwards5125]

Helpful

[@gailjohnson3544]

Hello can you tell me how to mix these oils? What's the ratio

[@tictok6948]

Hi, I live in the Southwest, there are five species of rattle snakes in the area, I have a great fear of snakes. Yesterday my daugther killed a rattler that was under the garbage can, it was ready to strike in a coiled position, she was taking the can to the curb for pick up. We fear there might be more snakes in the garage since we keep the door opened about a foot to get some fresh air inside. what are the tell tales of knowing if there is any snakes in the garage? thank you for your help.

[@lynxx5800]

Orpha Solis

[@tictok6948]

DemokryptoDm 2
Ditto!

[@charliehancock]

I don't have a problem with snakes. Snakes are carnivorous and eat the things that are damaging my garden like slugs. Could you make a video on attracting and keeping snakes in my Garden?

[@MinecraftSlimePvp]

Far out i just came here to see how to remove a snake, There was a 2.5 m Diamond python in my room and didnt use any techniques in this video, But i understand this video is supposed to be to stop snakes coming to your house ( No hate )

[@ChippTips]

+-Matthew-Plays- That must have been one heck of a surprise to come home to. Did you get it out safely?

[@MinecraftSlimePvp]

Yeah, I got it out with the help of my cat

[@ChippTips]

Nice!

[@lynxx5800]

i want to get snakes!!!!

[@brennencanfield4856]

I love snakes! i do not hate them

[@herecomeshoneybee5159]

Dj Minecart
Same! who would want to get rid of them???!?!