Where to Buy Snake Repellant that works!

This is a question that has MANY differing opinions. Not only what IS a good snake repellent, but where to buy snake repellant is another thing that seems to be hard to answer, but read on because this information will help.

 If you spent any time online researching I’m sure you’ve realized a few things.

1) There are a million different snake repellant products out there that are supposed to be the magic bullet.

2) All these products pretty much talk about them being the only ones that work and the others are a waste of money.

3) All the pest control articles out there say NONE of these products work and they are the only answer.

That is enough to frustrate anyone. It really stinks when you have all these differing opinions from people and you just want a simple answer. I mean obviously they are not ALL right or else they’d all be wrong…right? Well let me try to give a more simple answer to the question based on RESEARCH done by the Wildlife Services program which is part of the USDA’ Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (bet you didn’t know there was one right?)

Basically they’ve found that their research and application of several chemicals/oils has helped deter snakes (in some instances) and at least cause them to flee when they come into contact with these chemicals. They are subject to State regulation depending on where they are being used, but appear to be exempt from some federal regulation that governs other types of pesticides. That said they are probably safer than most.

The three types of chemicals/oils are:

1) Cinnamon oil
2) Clove oil
3) Eugenol

They can be obtained from most retail or wholesale chemical supplier. There are certain requirements for their use and application and rather than trying to reiterate all this information check out the link here that references the Wildlife Service’s publication right here:

Snake Repellent Publication

Hope this helps…