Animal control for snakes can become necessary during the summer months, especially in Texas. Whether we like it or not snakes are alive and well this time of year. You may notice snakes while you are out hiking, going camping, or even just out in your backyard gardening. There are many snakes that you will want to make sure you stay away from and others that are harmless and you can simply ignore. Below are a few examples of the most popular snakes you might come across during the summer months in Texas.
- Garter Snakes – Often referred to as garden snakes the garter snake is generally harmless and small to medium-sized length.
- Rat Snakes – Medium to large-sized constrictors but also generally harmless to humans.
- Bull Snakes – Very large, nonvenomous snake. The bull snake is one of the longest snakes in North America.
- Western Diamond Backed Rattlesnakes – This snake is a heavy bodied snake with a triangular shaped head. These snakes are venomous and you should stay as far away as possible.
- Copperheads – Another venomous snake that is colored and patterned all the way down. This snake helps control rodent populations.
- Cottonmouth – These are venomous snakes that are named cottonmouth for the white inside coloring of their mouths.
If you feel you have come in contact with a venomous snake please reach out to animal control for snakes. Our Wilderness Animal Control is experienced in helping with animal control for snakes and is able to safely help you deal with the removal of a potentially poisonous snake. Not sure what kind of snake you have encountered? There are so many different species of snakes it can be hard to be certain what you have found. Give us a call we’d be happy to discuss with you the best solution. 
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