Chicken Coops are great rat hunting!

southerndesert

B & M Chicken Ranch
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Jun 17, 2011
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At least this Western Diamondback thinks so... In the bucket and ready to get relocated to and area he will be less of a bother. The chickens don't get too excited and just watch the snake, somehow they just know to stay away and this snake never even buzzed while being caught. They do not bother the eggs either, but if you have a naked tail and fur watch out!

I know I don't seem too excited, but this is after all in Arizona and we get several in the yard a year and it is something you just get used to. Why not just kill it? Why? I am the one in their yard out here in rural AZ
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Wonder if something like that has ever happened? That would be a nasty surprise, but getting the chicken to sit a snake would likely be the most difficult...
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Wonder if something like that has ever happened? That would be a nasty surprise, but getting the chicken to sit a snake would likely be the most difficult...
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Oh yes it happens a lot in your part of the world and the full coffee cups flew no doubt!
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I'm so glad we don't have snakes here, a guy can only wear so much snake skin. (coat, boots, belt, hatband, etc) But a set of snakeskin riding leathers would be cool......Hmmmm. I might have to post to buy snakes skins
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Wonder if something like that has ever happened? That would be a nasty surprise, but getting the chicken to sit a snake would likely be the most difficult...
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Oh yes it happens a lot in your part of the world and the full coffee cups flew no doubt!
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I'm so glad we don't have snakes here, a guy can only wear so much snake skin. (coat, boots, belt, hatband, etc) But a set of snakeskin riding leathers would be cool......Hmmmm. I might have to post to buy snakes skins
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Do you seriously live in the North Pole? Like North Pole Alaska??? I would think you would still get snakes there, for the summer but i suppose it is too cold in Winter.
 
Eggszackly, you moved in their territorry and all of a sudden it is a problem. I love how you handled thge problen. Good on you.
 
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Hi Wendy,

yes I used a lid to transport the snake a few miles into the desert on my quad, just took the lid off for the photo. Rattlesnakes are not to be underestimated...
 

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