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Snake repellant works well if you reduce their food source around your house

Simple snake repellant ideas

During late summer and early autumn we get a lot of fruit falling onto the ground from fruit trees which are very close to our house.At night small animals come and eat into them, not sure what they are, could be possums but could just as easily be rats or mice (remember, we do live in a rural area here - not the city). Whatever is out there out night has a good chance of turning into garden snake food.

Just these last few days the fruit has started to fall and I forgot to clear them away quickly. Sure enough, today our Boxer Dog found another Tiger snake right up near the side of the house near the lounge window.

removing the food supply for vermin is a very effective snake repellent idea

I HIGHLY encourage you to clean up any fallen fruit each day, and to keep your compost area vermin free. Don't wait until vermon have a chance to arrive and start to make a home near yours.

The snakes sense of smell is very strong, they are coming for the mice that are eating your fruit. You can avoid problems by keeping your house and garden pest free.

This way for more snake repellant ideas

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