4.6K views · 60 reactions | A rattlesnake fence that isn't 100% isn't a snake deterrent at all, but becomes a very effective funnel trap. This can actually INCREASE the chances for a homeowner to encounter any snake that ends up inside. This is why we reject projects where we can't provide a complete perimeter seal. Also, Jill has a cornnut problem, but it's kind of like that. | Rattlesnake Solutions | Facebook

32K views · 664 reactions | A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake being defensive during its release into deep cover. It was caught in a rat trap, but carefully freed with what looked to be minor injuries. This kind of cover is the proper place to release rattlesnakes on a relocation, in contrast to what you may have seen out there of them being put on open ground or just crawling off into grass on a hot summer day. These details matter. | Rattlesnake Solutions | Facebook