32K views · 666 reactions | A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake being defensive during its release into deep cover. It was caught in a rat trap, but carefully freed with what looked to be minor injuries. This kind of cover is the proper place to release rattlesnakes on a relocation, in contrast to what you may have seen out there of them being put on open ground or just crawling off into grass on a hot summer day. These details matter. | Rattlesnake Solutions | Facebook

Rattlesnake fencing is extremely effective ... when it's installed correctly! Otherwise, it may be more harm than help. Follow Marissa and Jeff as they respond to rattlesnake relocation calls for snakes that were trapped in backyards because of improperly installed rattlesnake fences, and explain how they can be improved. Timeline: 00:00 Rattlesnakes Found in Yards for an Ironic Reason 00:25 Rattlesnake Found by the Pool 01:57 How the Rattlesnake Got In 03:20 Rattlesnake Education Moment 03:44 R