Utah Based Snake Wranglers

Here to help with your snake experience

Catching/Relocation, Inspections, Wrangling, Site Safety, Education

Serving Central & Northern UT

Specialty service Statewide

SNAKE REMOVAL AND RELOCATION

Removal and relocation of snakes from property/private land.

Rattlesnake certified in Utah –

Utah State Law Prohibits the harm or killing of native snakes.

Per state wildlife laws, all native animals are released into suitable habitat.

Inspection and evaluation of an area to determine possible presence and ideal habitat.

Consultation on understanding snake habits, and potential suggestions to deter from inviting venomous species to take residence.

Various operations such as Business, Film, and Construction industries pose potential need for Snake Wangling.

Our team has experience with various wild species, and captive exotic animals.

If you have a Rattlesnake, or other species that cannot stay, Contact Us to consider relocation.

Only the Rattlesnake species in Utah posses a potent dangerous venom.

Other Utah species are mildly venomous, or not at all being mostly harmless.

In Utah if you have snake that is NOT a Rattlesnake, we generally recommend leaving them be when possible…

All snakes are a positive contribution to a balanced ecosystem, readily preying upon many animals that most humans consider pests.

Snakes are not aggressive they are defensive, however they will almost always hide or flea before resorting to defending.

For help Identifying snakes you can send us a picture over text and call Contact Us

UTAH LAW PROHIBITS HARMING OR KILLING NATIVE SNAKES

In Utah, only the Rattlesnake species possess a potent venom that is dangerous to humans.

Besides the Rattlesnakes, other Utah species are mostly harmless, even those that are mildly venomous.

Not all snake species populate the same habitat ranges, and presence varies with location.

For help Identifying snakes you can send us a picture over text and call Contact Us

Snake Identification Page for this website coming soon.

A great local resource available at this time is Snakes of Utah

Curated by and credit given to Dave Jensen.

Snakes play a vital role in the balance of ecosystem.

They prey on a variety of animals such as rodents, birds, lizards, and insects that some may consider pests when populations become overly-dense.

Refrain from the use of poison on pests, as you will introduce poison to their natural predators, nearby wildlife, and domestic pets.

Once understood snakes and other animals can be removed/relocated, deterred, or avoided effectively.