Hi Ricki,
No, I don't know of any way to ward off snakes....except keep your eyes
open and your ears listening. He didn't rattle until the firemen got
here. Last years excitement was a 6 foot Diamondback Rattler that was
curled up on a black rock right next to where the faucet handle is out
front and my husband reached down and turned on the water. He didn't
get bit and only noticed it after he had removed his hand and was
standing up straight again. If you are into snakes, that was a dandy
specimen. Rattlesnakes and scorpions - ewwwwww yuk. Other than those
guys we like living here, even when it was 119 earlier in July and we
lost or electricity for about 18 hours. Then there is the crashing
lightening and storms from monsoon. Still beats shoveling snow in
Illinois. I haven't had to shovel any sunshine off the sidewalk yet.
:)
My God, Carol! You are fortunate you didn't get bit!
I guess there is no way to ward off snakes, or even trap or bait them,
is
there?
Well, off to work on photos...Lace is on the back burner again until I
wade through several graphic arts projects.
Carol, -at the foot of the White Tanks Mts.
Phoenix, AZ
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