does it work with rattle snakes
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I have no idea if it works or not. The directions say to reapply if it rains and since I have 100 or more linear feet to treat, I said to heck with it and never used it.
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I don't think this trap would be large enough. It might be usable for a copperhead size snake, maybe an inch or two in diameter and a couple feet long. Good luck!
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ABSOLUTELY NOT. You need a very specific pair of gloves, Hercules R8E Needlestick Resistant Glove, Size: XL. They're available here: http://www.pcgsafety.com/Products/HexArmor/3180-XL/16597/HEX3180-XL DO NOT tell them you want them to handle venomous snakes. If you do, they won't sell them to you. Tell them you need NEEDLE STICK PROTECTION solidly up to your elbows. Do not purchase any other HexArmor gloves for this purpose, those will NOT provide the protection you need. A hospital bill for a rattlesnake bite can easily run $150,000-
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I unfortunately :( have caught several lizards with these on my porch. They should be able to handle garter snakes no problem. You will need to dispose of them still though.
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So, From the best I can tell, this stuff works well. We spread a couple of bags each year and rarely see a snake around the house. We live in an area with many copperheads and rattlers as well. I would not say it works 100% of the time as I have seen small, beneficial snakes around. Sweeney's has a couple of videos on youtube you could look at.I will say it smells much better than all other repellants I have tried. It would be worth having around just for the pleasing aroma if nothing else.My personal thought...many of these products work to some degree, not for all snakes, but what it does is give the homeowner a piece of mind. Just my two cents.I do recommend this one over all the others though. So, From the best I can tell, this stuff works well. We spread a couple of bags each year and rarely see a snake around the house. We live in an area with many copperheads and rattlers as well. I would not say it works 100% of the time as I have seen small, beneficial snakes around. Sweeney's has a couple of videos on youtube you could look at.I will say it smells much better than all other repellants I have tried. It would be worth having around just for the pleasing aroma if nothing else.My personal thought...many of these products work to some degree, not for all snakes, but... » Read More So, From the best I can tell, this stuff works well. We spread a couple of bags each year and rarely see a snake around the house. We live in an area with many copperheads and rattlers as well. I would not say it works 100% of the time as I have seen small, beneficial snakes around. Sweeney's has a couple of videos on youtube you could look at.I will say it smells much better than all other repellants I have tried. It would be worth having around just for the pleasing aroma if nothing else.My personal thought...many of these products work to some degree, not for all snakes, but what it does is give the homeowner a piece of mind. Just my two cents.I do recommend this one over all the others though. « Show Less
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Short answer: I'm not sure. It is thicker, i.e., bigger in diameter and hence stiffer, than I thought it would be. Personally, I'd advise a smaller diameter snake.
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Honestly depends on the snake's size. You don't want to invest in an enclosure that will only suit your growing snake temporarily. But if the size isn't an issue, then I think it would be great! I've seen these used for snakes before. Especially if your snake is arboreal. Just be weary of the door and screen lid locks as snakes are very strong! You might want to reinforce them a bit. Otherwise it would make for a gorgeous setup for your baby :)
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Yes. They (Draw-Tite) does offer a anti-rattle device known as the part number 63201. Bert CampRigid Hitch Amazon Sales
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You sprinkle it around. It did nothing as far as I am concerned. The snakes still remained.
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Yes I think it will, Work well on my pet (gizmo) and never had to shock him. Just having it on him worked.
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It's not an auto shutoff so it should work just don't put it inside their cage & keep it on low. I bought this for my snake and its perfect
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Snakes? eek. Not sure about snakes, but it does a good job of keeping the squirrels out of the feeder. I went through 2 plastic baffles then got this one.
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The snake is pretty flexible, about 3 feet long and should probably do what you need it to do. There are also 3 ft. extensions you can get if the initial 3 ft. isn't long enough. I've found it to be a very handy tool.
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I believe it will. The noise the can makes interrupts the dog's focus on what it's doing. To tell you the truth, I wasn't sure if it would work on my dog when I first got it. I was at my wits end and was praying I wouldn't have to go the shock collar route. I bought it anyway and kept my fingers crossed with the thought in mind that at least it didn't cost a lot. Happily it worked and it worked very well.
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Yes, i would not use it for snakes over 20lbs but anything from your largest carpet pythons to some thick blood pythons.
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Nah doubt it. Not sure what exactly would make any gloves rattle snake proof. These are like canvas gloves with a thin rubber like coating. Probably 1/16 thick material overall. Minimal puncture resistance.
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I can see it being used for that but only small animals like frogs not for snakes.