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If your yard is filled with an abundance of weeds and heaps of twigs or other trash, they provide ideal hiding places. By ensuring that your yard is well-kept and properly maintained, you may reduce the likelihood of snakes choosing it as their habitat.
5. Securely isolate your residence
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One want to avoid the presence of snakes in their yard, and particularly inside their house. Make careful to seal any fissures in your foundation as well as around doors and windows. Additionally, it is important to ensure that there are no perforations in any window screens, and so on.
6. Homemade Snake Deterrent
Snake repellents containing chemicals might cause harm to your pets, family members, and plants. An all-natural snake repellent may be created by combining equal amounts of cinnamon oil and clove oil in a do-it-yourself (DIY) fashion. Apply the solution evenly around the outside of your house, deck, and any other areas where you suspect snakes may be concealing themselves.
7. Naphthalene balls
Mothballs have the dual effect of repelling both insects and snakes. To discourage them, you might strategically lay mothballs around the perimeter of your house's foundation and on the back porch. Nevertheless, mothballs possess a high level of toxicity that may be detrimental to the health of both children and pets. Therefore, it is imperative to ensure that mothballs are kept out of their reach at all times.
8. Move them to a different location.
If all other methods have been used without success, one may consider purchasing humane snake traps and strategically positioning them across the yard. When you capture a snake, just release it in a forested area far from your home!
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