Snakes

Snakes

Bull Snake

Bull snakes are big eaters, they eat rabbits, squirrels, and mice. They like other small mammals. They also eat birds. Bull snakes live in the woods and desert areas. They do not move to fast so we do lose a lot of them due to the fact they like to bask in the sun and can not get out of the way of cars quickly enough. Little to everyone's knowledge bull snakes actually help us out, they keep the rodent population down. If you do see one do not kill it, they are not at all poisonous but if they are annoyed they will bite.

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake

Eastern diamondback rattlesnakes range in color from gray to various shades of brown. The black diamond pattern along their back, which is outlined in white, is an easy feature to spot for identification purposes. They have a large "triangular" head and a thick body. They have a dark brown eye stripe that goes from the top of the head to the bottom and disguises the eyes. This is the largest North American venomous snake and can reach 8 feet long! If you encounter one of these do not go near it please contact A-1 immediately so we can relocate them with out incident.