Snakes in homes in the Villages?
I just read the sponsor link on Pest Control. Have you folks ever gotten snakes in your garage or home in the Villages? I didn't think this was a big problem here.
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Been here since 2002 and have never seen a snake. Now mice, that is another thing!!!!
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We've had a green patterned 3 foot snake in our yard. Looked it up on the internet and I think it's a Florida garter snake. Also got a baby snake caught in one of those gummy pest catchers on our garage floor by the garage door. We live in Ashland Village. Friends have had snakes who live around preserves. This is their habitat. Hey, if they eat geckos, I'm all for them!
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Not being a floridian yet I would be open to hearing about any harmful things that geckos are responsible for. |
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I see nothing wrong with GEICO :bigthumbsup:
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Imo1. You may recall that I posted the snake\mice question for Deans a few days ago. During a routine "bug" treatment from Deans, Michelle, their service tech (who is excellent by the way), mentioned that she had just came from a call where she had to remove a black snake from a garage. Didn't seem to faze her in the least. So, when I asked Dean's if the "snakes" were covered, I knew they did that kind of thing but I wasn't sure that it was covered by the contract. The mice thing seems to be sporadic. When they disturb an area during construction, the little fellas go out to find a new home. I've heard mention of someone trapping 17 mice in a CYV, and the next door neighbors having none. I know Dean's is a paid sponsor of TOTV but we've continued to use them because they were listed as the original Termite contractor. We've been extremely Happy with their service and their immediate response times. George
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"My" Snake
I was out doing a little work in the garden today and as I approached the sunniest and warmest side of our house I confronted about a 6-7 foot long, maybe 2-inch diameter totally black snake. After facing off against one another and flipping our tongues (well he did at least), he slithered into the bushes next to our garage.
I guess maybe I'll keep my garage door down now. Hmmm, I wonder what Massey will do about this? Send out the snake wrangler? |
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Just try not to corner it. |
Yep, That Was Probably A Southern Black Racer...
...he looked just like the description and pictures in the Florida Wildlife Commission article posted below. And once he saw me and was "cornered" while sunning against the wall of my house, he quickly slithered into the bushes...and I mean quickly.
I'll still begin to keep my garage door closed. But at least I don't think I'll be worrying about mice. Too bad we didn't have blacksnakes up north. They might have taken care of teh chipmunks! |
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Had a small snake in the garage one time when I left the screen open think he came in to escape the cold. Have seen a couple other small snakes around house but no worse than up north. The Geckos eat ants so they are my buddies. I live on golf course and seem to have a lot of ants invading from the gc. The GC people don't seem to be very interested in taking care of the ant nests so I've had to deal with them on the Gc property bordering mine.
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