I’m Tripping Over Rattlesnakes! Long Night of Removal Calls
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- It's just one snake after another tonight! Follow Jeff as he is called on back-to-back snake removal calls late into the night, and stumbles across a couple extra surprises along the way!
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All those developers, and their uncontrolled building craze. Where are animals suppose to go? Unbelievable!
Can't imagine living somewhere that you have to check under your pillow for rattlesnakes.
It’s really not that bad, just be aware. 99% of people never find them at their home. Only the suburbs spread out in the desert and even then most houses can be snake proof
Some of the rattlesnakes are just super chill, I guess that they feel like they’re not in any trouble.
I was with 5 others on a trail ride; and, a man almost backed his horse right on top of an Eastern diamond back rattlesnake. It didn't make a sound. I don't know how I spotted it ~ perhaps divine intervention. I calmly let everyone know; and, we guided Tom & Thunder safely away from the 🐍.
It was creepy and cool at the same time.
Like to hunt in Arizona probably the snake capitol of the country.
Had several close calls so I bought some Cabella snake boots. They work great because I haven't seen one snake since buying them!
I'd be more worried about getting tagged walking in the dark to release them. The few you see makes ya wonder how many you don't see.
Wonderful seeing so many snakes! Super-interesting with the Coachwhip up close to be able see the gorgeous patterning on its scales. It really does look like braided leather! Thank you, Jeff, for letting us all "ride along" tonight. Great video!!
This was an awesome episode with a lot of gorgeous snakes. The last house had so much cover, it didn’t seem surprising there was some sort of reptile.
Geez...you almost stepped on that snake by the rotor. The light camouflages them.
That guy had the right slides on!!
You guys are like Uber for rattle snakes
Shipt for snakes!
I cannot believe you saw that one at 12:52. I couldn't see it even when you were pointing the camera straight at it saying "there it is". I never knew how prolific these guys are in Arizona before finding this channel. They're just everywhere!
Excellent video - outstanding work (and observation skills) by Jeff. This episode was packed with a _lot_ of varied information. It definitely helps with my unreasonable fear, but healthy appreciation of rattlesnakes here around my parts in CA. Also... I just want to know where Jeff got his classic movie art Raiders of the Lost Ark t-shirt from!
Amazon 👍🏼
Maybe if you do a search on UA-cam about that movie you'll find the shirt? Or, just search buying the shirt? Yeah, great video
Wow a very busy night. It was great to see so many beautiful snakes.
It's amazing how many different names for snakes there are. I have always heard "coachwhips" called "red racers"
I think coontail, sidewinder and diamond back is all the same snake also.
sidewinder and diamondbacks are not the same kind of snake other than both being rattlesnakes
@@naraku971
oh good to know
I haven't lived in "the country" for a good while now so haven't seen any rattle snakes or scorpions in a very long time.
Too bad the blackwidows don't stay in "the country" though. :( haha
These people are amazing. They must have nerves out of steel. Gosh, iam afraid of worms, leave snakes alone, in my case.
So many beautiful snakes!!
I just found your channel and am fascinated by both your choice of professions😅, and how chill you are about rattlers. Good stuff, bro’. Keep ‘em coming!👍
I live in Southern Colorado and we have tons of red racers here. I see them a lot. I live in rattlesnake country but in my 15 years here I've never seen one
This channel is awesome! It's so hard to find good, wholesome things to watch these days. I hope it is always like this.
When I use to Drive Truck one night going across Arizona on I-10 I had to water a tire really bad so, I pulled over went between the Trailer I'm taking a whiz and sure enough I thought I had a air leak I looked down and there he was ready to strike!! I pind near jumped out of my Cowboy boot,s and I got back in the Truck and I was gone I was tired too before, I pulled over then I was wide awake for the rest of the night.
Coach whip is beautiful. As for the rattle snakes I am a fan but I’ve had a few too many close calls. I worked at a Boy Scout camp in Utah and went on an over night canoe trip. I laid down to go to sleep and maybe 20 mins later my friend is yelling at me to get up. I ask why? He says dude there is a rattle snake five feet to you left. Sure enough I look over and that’s the fastest I’ve ever gotten out of a sleeping bag before. I never went on the canoe trip again.
I don’t blame you for not going again. It really puts things into perspective
For me it was a big , ticked off copperhead in the middle of a trail called "rattlesnake ridge" at a girl scout camp in Indiana. We were on horseback and snake was sunning itself until we disturbed it. Horses freaking out, counselors yelling at us to control our horses; real fun time lol. And yes, I went back to horse camp the next summer!
Doesn’t sound fun. I’m glad none of you or your horses got hurt. I was in Bear Lake Utah where rattlesnakes are very frequent. It wasn’t the only encounter I had we’d have to close certain paths every day because of snakes being right next to those paths sitting in the shade.
♪♫ "Round and round the lantana bush, the herper chased the atrox..." ♫♪
I think that’s the mellowest Mojave green I have ever seen.
Ooo that’s spooky “. He’s more afraid of the dark than a snake !Lol
If I lived there, I’d never get any where after dark for stopping to get the snakes out of the road. Do ya’ll find them in home swimming pools. We’ve only had our pool for a couple months, and already found 3 snakes in it. Neither of them were venomous, so they were easy to move to a safer place. I live on a farm, so I took them to the barn. There must have just been a lot of snakes this Summer.
can you buy rattlesnake antivenom over the counter?? I live in AZ and go out shooting alot and have always wondered what you would do if you got bit and you are 45 minutes from medical.
It's not necessary in the US, thankfully. There's no better way to get help than 911.
@@RattlesnakeSolutions even if your about 10 minutes out of service area? Just wondering for a prep plan. So I would drive up to service zone and call and wait for e.m.t.?
@@kurtastrophe9183 I would call 911 and ask what to do. Just because you're near a hospital doesn't mean they have what is needed there - you may drive yourself to the hospital and wait only to find out that they need to put you in an ambulance and take you across town anyway. The best way to get plugged into the right action is to simply call 911 and let them take care of the rest. If you're out of service, you should still try anyway, since 911 service will override any individual network and you may actually have coverage. If you work or recreate routinely in areas without service, it would be good to consider getting a satellite communication device (they're relatively cheap now) or an iPhone 14 pro, which has a new satellite SOS system.
@@RattlesnakeSolutions Thanks so much for the advice and what you do for the community!!
How do you estimate the age of a western diamondback snake ?
I am really starting to like these snakes. Learn so much and coach whips are mega interesting. Glad you saw that Diamond back on the way to release the other two. So impressive how well they do blend into the environment. And another one Nick. Man there was so much glass on that location. Dang people. Long night good job!!
I'm new to your channel and I immediately subscribed cuz of how awesome and respectful you are with em' especially with all the babies and mama's.. but you almost stepped on a few that you didn't even mention so I'm guessing you didn't see em' while you were busy with the releases. You and your crew are awesomeness!!! From Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️ it's nice to see a company that has that perfect 🥰 location like the desert 🏜 where ya'll are at..good job and I look forward to binge watching your videos 📹 😀 😊
Man, I live in AZ and know snakes are everywhere but I've never known it to be this bad in the city... 😬
Maybe you can show the differences between rattlesnakes sometime along with toxicity?
Absolutely nuts. Never live anywhere that has these
So how much do you make wrangling snakes anyway? Finding a Mojave green in the house would be enough for me to never have anything left open at all!
😅That dog 🐕was so scared of that snake 🐍its ran away from that house.. that shit was on the window 🪟 like im out 😅😅😅
Baby rattlers are so cute 🥰
You say “I hear it,” and I think …well then I’m already bitten because even with headphones on I don’t hear a thing!
the camouflage on the snakes is unreal
Snakes like that we just leave them in the yard and let it do it’s work. We have a lot of rattle snakes here hemet CA
Just found Rattlesnake Solutions and i love it Great video's you guys and gals
Absolutely
As soon as I retire, I’m moving to AZ. Got 3.5 years to go.
Question: are rattlesnakes territorial and want to be alone or do they hang out in groups. You release them close together, do they split up or hang out together?
Not moving to Arizona. Yikes having these rattlesnakes come into the house is scary.
I love snakes - they’re like living jewelry!!
So not moving to Texas or Arizona.
Hey Jeff! That is an excellent share, thanks, but one constructive comment; either my vision took a nose dive or one of your camera’s focus is going south. lol oh, stay safe sir.
This looks like a great job to me.
you got to have some huge balls to handle a rattle snake
The diamondback in the dark out in the sticks was nearly invisible 😮
Is there some sort of snake seasons thing? I’ve been seeing them where I live 🤨
Excellent Job! Get with Fish and Wildlife to see if Snake Populations are too high. Sell them to Sushi Restaurants.
Thank you for doing what you do.
Pedantic comment of the day, 'cause my inner writing tutor just can't help it... :P Use "its" for possessives (e.g., "it peeked *its* head out") and "it's" only as a contraction of "it is." Ok, now back to being a snake nerd instead of a grammar nerd. XD
Well at least you are polite about it. lol
Haha thanks, must have missed one. Where are you seeing it?
@@RattlesnakeSolutions 0:35 and 0:40 - "it's tail" and "it's head." Regardless, you're doing good work on these videos! They've been super informative and entertaining to watch. :)
@@StephenCinAZ Jeff put those in there and he will be punished SEVERELY.
Educational..thank you
Diamondbacks are stealth hunters
i live in Southern Arizona have a ranch on the desert edge
we get diamonds and small desert rattlers kings and scorpions
glila monsters all come after rodents,,, and chicken eggs,,,
man you have to have a snake-dog best warning ever
when he starts barkin there's a ronnie-rattler about Ed J
New subscriber. Like ya laid back style 😎
Very Nice!
The big Western Diamondback wasn't rattling. No warning he could pop someone quickly
How do you know which spot to release the snakes
Anyone know what they charge per removal? It more expensive for venomous snakes then others?
Such a beautiful snake and one of the fastest snakes in the world and where were you at that time in Australia.
Like your shirt!!
Have you tried a black or uv light.
I seen one go under my house.
Nice!!!
That’s a lot of busted bottles
I just realized i have owned my car for 3 years and havnt ever adjusted the mirrors. They came perfect and havnt ever moved
Hey Jeff, so you wear a certain type of boots?
Had a invenomaation from a wdb/Mojave cross venom went I my left eye 4 hits from defibrillator and 33 vials and 4 days I went home with respect for crotalus
Sounds like you were holding it?
Not judging
Good work man.
And a western diamond back rattle snake lying down near a brake disk
Scary ....but remember..they won't bother you unless your BOTHERING them. Usually!!!!! Be safe.
Wonder how the Mojave rattlesnake got in the house when it was initially in the backyard according to the homeowner?
You should drop merch
Great vid🐍!
This video has made me paranoid about visiting Arizona. I wonder if these guys get paid per call?
what is the avg you charge to remove a snake?
when i move to arizona can i volunteer for rattlesnake solutions...
You talk about blending in I have to say I think I would had been bitten, If i live in your state I guess I would be more alert.
Kinda makes you wonder if these guys catch snakes and release them into residential areas.
The answer is no.
I'm my experience dealing with coachwhips, they seem to have just about the most foul attitude of all non-venomous snakes.
Them, and of course rat snakes, depending on where you are.
My daughter was bullied at school I knew she was going to be asked what she got for Christmas, She said, Oh I got a snake,, She had him for 9 years .He died of cancer, She was broken hearted. She then got a rainbow boa who had babies
Thank you for not killing them. You are a nice man, but be careful out there please
I live In paradise Valley do you guys get any calls there near the 101 and shea
Not many outside of the occasional gophersnake.
Help people learn the scientific name by putting Crotalus atrox or whatever it is. Nice captures!
Between rattle snakes, Indian rebellions, stage coach robberies, and wild cactus attacks I think I will stay here in Hawaii
Why call them Mojave Rattlesnake instead of Mojave Green?
Because that’s what they are called.
@@RattlesnakeSolutions recently, NOT ORIGINALLY!!!
@@richardgarcia4227 In either case, they are the same animal, the Mojave Rattlesnake.
There has never been a time that Mojave Rattlesnakes and the greennish variation you are excited about have been different animals. The Northern Mojave Rattlesnake, _Crotalus scutulatus scutulatus_ , is a single animal with a large range and color variation.
No rattlesnake bite is good... but a bite from a Mohave is the worst. That green tint gives them away every time.
Do you really pay attention to where you are walking?
People who can handle snakes need to move to Wisconsin or some other square snake.
I’d have o burn my clothes and take a shower!
git a rattler, pull out the fangs. Tie it up with a horse hair outa the tail. Abuse it so it will make a fuss. Git to a safe place and watch the buggers come from a mile around to see whats up. didja ever tast rattle snake ?
Clearly an intelligent individual, this one.
Music is annoyingMusic is annoying
I didn't realize you can have an echo when writting,