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Eve's Revenge Snake Snare is a simple and long-lasting outdoor snake control solution that is more thorough, and out does other methods of control like moth balls, spray repellents, and other ground-trapping systems. Similar to the childhood toy, Chinese hand cuffs, this Snake Snare stops the reptiles via its filtration effect to trap snakes that try to penetrate this barrier into your home or property. Snake Snare does not strangle the reptile, it simply snares it in place so it can be humanely relocated. The netting barrier controls snakes in a less traumatic way giving them a calmer disposition than other traps like glue-based snares. Applications include: playgrounds, construction sites, natural disaster containment, and humane control of displaced wildlife. With Eve's Revenge Snake Snare, you don't have to just hope that the moth balls and other repellents are working like they should, stop snakes before they make it to high traffic areas such as your lawn or garden.
Product Width (in.): 1200
Product Width (in.) | 1200 |
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Barrier Type | Other Netting |
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Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor |
Location | Garden, Lawn, Perimeter |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pest Common Name | Snake |
Pest Control Type | Lawn Insect Control |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Safe For | Safe For Pets |
The product description mentions that snakes caught in the snares can be humanely relocated. The product does not strangle the reptile, it simply snares it in place. Additional information from existing Q&A confirms this and suggests that the snakes are typically caught at ground level. Therefore, relocation should be possible.
A weed eater can be used with the product installed, but caution should be exercised. Keep the weed eater head away from the netting to avoid damage. Trimming around the bottom of the fence line where the netting is installed may require using hand tools instead of a weed eater to prevent accidental cutting of the material.
Use a lawn edger with the guard removed to cut a small trench. Less disruption to soil.
using a staple gun probably works best to attach to the wooded fence.
Use sip ties.
Yes, you can use it to keep snakes out of a barn. It doesn't need to be along a fence, but it does need support-- stakes work fine. It will keep snakes our of a barn depending on various factors. If you know where the snakes enter you can put the snares webbing across the entrance, and it would trap them. But most likely you have no idea how or where the snakes enter. They could be coming in underground, overhead, or through an open door. But if you figure out where they are coming in, you could put the trap in their path, and it would snare them. Of course, you could surround the barn with them-- not very practical.
The material is 14" high. So to do the install properly I normally leave 2''- 3'' of material on the ground to pin down, and run the remaining 11-12''up the fence to attachment point. I've been using this product for years and all of the snakes have been caught at ground level. This stuff WORKS GREAT!!!! The material is impregnated with a UV protectant which allows exposure to the "elements" around 4 years before getting degraded and brittle. You MUST maintenance the system by keeping it sprayed for weeds to get this type of longevity out of it.
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