Snakes
Snakes of Georgia and Alabama
- Copperhead
- Pygmy Rattlesnake
- Canebrake (Timber Rattlesnake)
- Cottonmouth (Water Moccasin)
- Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
- Eastern Coral Snake
A venomous snake is most dangerous if surprised or provoked but usually gives a warning (such as the rattle of a rattlesnake) or other signs before striking, though this is not always the case. Snakes must be within striking range in order to inflict a bite. This varies by species, but a snakes striking range can be up to half of their body length. Most venomous snake bites fall under accident categories, and (as evidenced by the high number of hand and arm bites) careless handling or provocation.
Getting Rid of Snakes in Georgia and Alabama
Snakes are cold blooded which means that they rely on the warmth of the sun for their energy. Once the weather begins to warm up they emerge looking for food. Getting rid of snakes is a full time job for us especially during the spring and summer months. Snakes can be beneficial in the elimination of unwanted vermin such as rats and mice however many people are not comfortable having them around whether they are venomous or not. Snakes are most often spotted outdoors but we have received calls from people who find them in pools, inside houses, and even in attics. If you need snakes removed from your home or property, please call us for a free estimate. 706-221-8000
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Pest Control and Exterminator Services In Georgia and Alabama
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- Fortson, Ga.
- La Grange Ga.
- Hamilton, Ga.
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- Phenix City, Al.
- Eufaula, Al.
- Smiths Station, Al.
- Fort Mitchell, Al.
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