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This snake removal activity log shows where rattlesnake removals have occurred across Arizona. Filter by zip code to see snake activity in your area and make informed decisions about snake fencing for your property.

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Date/Time City Zip Species Service Notes
2025-07-01
10:30 PM		 Phoenix 85083 Mojave Rattlesnake Customer called about a rattlesnake curled up in front of the house. When I arrived, it had moved a few yards and was now close to the front door. I was able to retrieve the rattlesnake and relocate it to the backside of the mountain area two houses down from the customer. The entire neighborhood is under construction with new plots and is tucked into the mountains. There is also a wash directly behind the customer’s house.
2025-07-02
11:30 AM		 Dewey 86327 Mojave Rattlesnake Quail Wood subdivision on the edge of Prescott Valley and Dewey. The home is at the rear of the subdivision, backing up to open land. The homeowner found and dispatched one Mojave around midnight in the side yard. They found a second about ten yards away this morning and called it in. The customer is interested in rattlesnake fencing.
2025-07-04
10:00 PM		 Litchfield Park 85340 Mojave Rattlesnake Received call about rattlesnake in the backyard. Arrived at the property and was met by customers who escorted to the backyard. Husband was in the backyard watching the snake. Noted an adult scutulatus in defensive posture in the gravel on west side of yard. Used gentle tongs to capture snake without issue. Inspected the remaining backyard and no other snakes found. Customer stated their dog was outside who alerted them of the snake’s presence. Customer stated when he first saw the snake it was against the wall of the north side of yard. Customer stated the snake slowly made its way to where I observed it while he waited for my arrival. Snake was noted to be mellow but observant. Snake did not rattle until it was secured in the bucket. Snake was older as evidenced by sizable and uniform rattle. Yard was not large and was kept neat and mostly free of anything a snake could seek refuge long term. Upon inspection the customer pointed out two areas in the block wall that had sizable gaps in the masonry one of which I suppose a snake may have been able to get through but not easily. I suspect the snake likely entered through the gate of the side yard on the north end of the property as this is where the snake was moving towards once it was discovered. There was desert access in the neighborhood however it was ten houses to the east. Informed customer that I believed the snake entered through the gate and offered free fencing quote. Customer stated he was a contractor and would patch the gate himself. Side yard on the west end of the property had a few patches of fountain grass with a condenser drain between them with water puddling up. Pointed this out to customer encouraged customer to remove the grass as it was invasive and it would eliminate a hiding spot for a snake.
2025-07-21
8:00 AM		 Scottsdale 85255 Mojave Rattlesnake Under a bucket at construction.
2025-07-30
8:30 AM		 Tonopah 85354 Mojave Rattlesnake This tiny sidewinder who couldn’t be more than a very under year old, was found at a large solar panel construction site. It was released into a large well fed wash. There was a large tree at the side of the wash with a plethora of pat rack nest and ground squirrel holes.
2025-08-13
11:00 PM		 Queen Creek 85142 Mojave Rattlesnake The young Mojave Rattlesnake had been sitting at the base of his front door. I searched around the property for the mother and additional babies, but none were found. The yard was fairly bare and the garage was very tidy, with few good hiding spots for an adult snake and a litter. I advised the homeowner to continue exercising caution, as there are very likely more babies in the general area. The snake was released into a rodent hole at the base of a creosote bush in nearby desert in Queen Creek.
2025-08-19
8:30 AM		 Mesa 85212 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner was out in the garage working out when she noticed the rattlesnake coiled up by her bench. The garage had a big gap underneath that the snake likely used to get in the garage. The home has some open land around it but it’s being built up and has construction equipment on it. There were a lot of farm fields around and very little desert left.
2025-08-19
5:00 PM		 Maricopa 85139 Mojave Rattlesnake The snake was coiled up by the back door of a model home in a new community. There were only three homes built but a lot of leveled out land that used to be this snake’s habitat. I took the snake away from the construction. There was desert on the outskirts of the community. There really wasn’t any vegetation near by. They cleared everything, the only shade the snake had was this back patio.
2025-08-20
8:30 AM		 Casa Grande 85194 Mojave Rattlesnake The rattlesnake had been seen hanging out in the same shady corner against the building for a few days. With children around and a school nearby, they decided to have it relocated since it wasn’t leaving on its own. There wasn’t much around this building, but there was some vegetation with drip irrigation, which is likely what attracted the snake. The school is surrounded by a lot of desert and open agricultural land.
2025-08-24
5:00 AM		 Anthem 85086 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner was letting her dog out when it alerted her to a snake on the back patio. Her husband kept an eye on it until I arrived. When I got there, it had settled into the gap between the patio pavers and the home’s foundation. It was a young adult Mojave Rattlesnake. I searched the rest of the property and did not find any additional snakes. While the surrounding area is ideal habitat, the homeowner said this was the first snake they had seen in more than eight years.
2025-08-24
12:00 PM		 Prescott 86301 Mojave Rattlesnake Mojave found against the back sliding door of a home in a newly developed area. Granite Dells
2025-08-27
8:00 AM		 Tonopah 85354 Mojave Rattlesnake Rattlesnake in a machine part in a "cubby hole"; they were watching it. Arrived and found a large adult Mojave rattlesnake sitting under a shipping container. Captured the snake. Was made aware that a baby had also been seen. After a few minutes of waiting, a small neonate Mojave rattlesnake emerged from under the container and was captured using tweezers. Waited a bit longer and flushed the hole with a bucket of water; no other snakes emerged. Reports from other workers indicate the other babies had already dispersed.
2025-08-27
8:00 AM		 Mesa 85212 Mojave Rattlesnake The business owner called about a small rattlesnake curled up inside one of their storage rooms. The snake was discovered when they were moving some objects around. The young Mojave rattlesnake was likely born within the last 2–3 weeks and was living the dream in this air-conditioned storage room. The snake was released into a rodent hole in the nearby desert, away from the facility.
2025-08-30
5:00 AM		 Prescott Valley 86315 Mojave Rattlesnake Newer sub division. Mohave found by customer while pressure washing the front porch.
2025-09-01
5:30 PM		 Tucson 85735 Mojave Rattlesnake Nice sized adult.
2025-09-02
6:30 PM		 Prescott Valley 86315 Mojave Rattlesnake Called out to the Prescott ridge community in Prescott valley. Subdivision at the base of Mingus mountain. Customs home on multiple acres.
2025-09-09
9:30 AM		 Casa Grande 85122 Mojave Rattlesnake Baby snake on front porch
2025-09-06
10:30 AM		 Tucson 85745 Mojave Rattlesnake We received a call for a rattlesnake coiled next to the entrance to an apartment. The snake was coiled behind some stones the resident had left out for decoration. Apartment faces a large concrete drainage.
2025-09-06
11:30 AM		 Surprise 85387 Mojave Rattlesnake The baby rattlesnake was coiled up by the front door. The homeowner said it had been hanging around for a week but they thought it was a gopher snake. They decided to have it removed when they determined it was rattlesnake but did not seem interested in fencing at this time.
2025-09-08
10:00 AM		 Prescott 86305 Mojave Rattlesnake Mojave Green at the Talking Rock gated community in Williamson Valley. The customer must obtain security approval to enter the community.
2025-09-08
11:30 AM		 Prescott Valley 86315 Mojave Rattlesnake Rural Prescott Valley on a dirt road. Mojave on the front porch. Serviced the neighbor’s house last year for a Mojave inside the garage.
2025-09-08
6:30 PM		 Prescott 86301 Mojave Rattlesnake Home backs up to a natural area. Rear wall has drainage holes at the base where the snake likely entered. Juvenile Mojave Rattlesnake
2025-09-10
2:00 PM		 Gilbert 85298 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner was watering some plants when she spotted the Mojave coiled under a plant by a drip system. The yard had some plants here and there with drip systems. The home was about half a mile from what remained of the football-field-sized chunk of desert. They were actively destroying it as I was there, building a waterpark. Besides that, there were some farm fields nearby, but mostly homes.
2025-09-10
10:00 PM		 Florence 85132 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner called about what they thought was a rattlesnake in their backyard. They heard a rattle but never saw the snake. When I arrived, I discovered a decent-sized Mojave rattlesnake curled up between some flower pots. The yard was small, and most of the space was occupied by a pool, but some good hiding spots were still available for even a larger snake such as this one. The snake was released into a rodent burrow at the base of a creosote bush within its estimated home range.
2025-09-19
6:30 PM		 Casa Grande 85194 Mojave Rattlesnake Homeowner called about a Rattlesnake outside her back yard door. When I arrived I found the Mojave Rattlesnake stretched out under the door along the home. Yard was fairly large but lacked good hiding places for snakes. Had multiple gates with gaps which is likely where the snake entered. Snake released into a rodent hole at the base of a creosote bush within estimated home range.
2025-09-21
9:30 PM		 Mesa 85209 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner called about a rattlesnake by her front door that an Amazon delivery driver discovered. When I arrived, the Mojave rattlesnake was still sitting in the same spot curled up. The home has a nice desert patch right next to it, so the snake likely came from there and just found a spot to escape the heat during the day. Snake was taken back into the desert and released into a packrat nest under a large creosote bush.
2025-09-24
3:30 PM		 Phoenix 85054 Mojave Rattlesnake This is a fence customer of our but the neonate rattlesnake was in her garage. It was coiled in the corner by the garage door on the inside. She had to leave to get the kids from school, and when she got back, it got stuck in the nearby sticky trap in the garage. I was able to get it out unharmed. The home backs up to a lot of state trust land. The seals on her garage door had big gaps in the corners.
2025-09-28
1:00 PM		 Prescott 86305 Mojave Rattlesnake New residential build near the Prescott airport. Home back up to open space. Small Mojave is digesting a meal on the front porch. Customer is interested in snake fencing a small porch area with no pre-existing fence or gate. Adding snake proofing to pre existing side gate. Home is surrounded by cinder block wall.
2025-09-28
6:00 PM		 Surprise 85387 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner called after seeing a rattlesnake in her backyard. She watched as it crawled under a shrub. I arrived soon after but could not find the snake. I did a very thorough search of the entire property, which was full of dense cover. I left and told her to call if she saw it again. She called me about 45 minutes later and said the snake was under the same shrub. When I arrived, the snake was again nowhere to be found. After about 10 minutes of searching, I found the snake in the shrub about 4 feet off the ground.
2025-10-03
9:30 AM		 Phoenix 85085 Mojave Rattlesnake Rattlesnake on job sight
2025-10-06
1:30 PM		 Prescott 86305 Mojave Rattlesnake Mojave rattlesnake in the backyard of a home.
2025-10-11
12:30 AM		 Casa Grande 85122 Mojave Rattlesnake A homeowner in Casa Grande called about a rattlesnake outside his front door. When I arrived, I found a Mojave rattlesnake between the front door and the garage, curled up in a corner. The snake was likely passing through the area and settling in for the night, as this is a very active time of year for snakes just after sunset. I took the snake back into the desert behind the neighborhood and released it into deep cover in a rodent burrow at the base of a mound of bushes.
2025-10-21
8:00 PM		 Cave Creek 85262 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner called and reported a rattlesnake in the garage. This house is located in a wide open area with lots of open desert nearby. Both the homeowner and the snake were startled, and the snake was found curled up in the garage trying to hide. There was an open patch of land next the house, so I walked down a wash and found some trees to release it.
2025-10-26
4:00 PM		 Scottsdale 85258 Mojave Rattlesnake The rattlesnake was coiled up by pool equipment and then moved behind a propane tank in a small walled off area. The snake was flushed out. The yard had many low creeping shrubs. The homeowner was advised to trim them up and clean up litter.
2025-10-27
10:00 AM		 Apache Junction 85120 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner spotted the neonate rattlesnake last night out front of his house. He was looking around this morning and he saw it coiled up against his neighbors home. The community is fairly new and has a lot of open desert around it. He has some vegetation out front but all very small. It seemed more like the snake was passing through.
2025-10-31
7:30 PM		 Prescott 86301 Mojave Rattlesnake Mojave picked up from the yavapai hills community. Prior customer where a black rattlesnake was relocated back in March. Home in situated on the mountainside.
2025-10-31
7:30 PM		 Prescott 86301 Mojave Rattlesnake Mojave picked up from the yavapai hills community. Prior customer where a black rattlesnake was relocated back in March. Home in situated on the mountainside.
2025-11-05
6:30 PM		 Gilbert 85297 Mojave Rattlesnake Neighbor called with a small rattlesnake , curled up on the front patio if their next door neighbors house. The homeowners and neighbors sat outside watching the snake until I was able to arrive , and I was able to secure the small mojave rattlesnake in my bucket.
2025-11-10
1:00 PM		 Apache Junction 85119 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner called about a small rattlesnake in her backyard. When I arrived, the baby Mojave rattlesnake was curled up along her back wall in the shade of a bush. Home is a little bit deep into the neighborhood, but still somewhat close to a wash so that’s likely where the snake came from. Relocated snake to the nearby desert and placed it under a creosote bush into a rodent hole. Apache Junction.
2025-11-16
7:00 PM		 Gilbert 85298 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner called and said that she had spotted a rattlesnake outside her garage as she was pulling into the driveway. She was concerned that it would find its way into the backyard. I arrived just over an hour later. There was a large gap under the gate leading into the backyard. I started there and followed the block wall all the way around to the other side ot the property just in time to find the little Mojave working its way towards another exit point. The home was situated right next to a very large wash and had a view fence in the back.
2025-11-23
5:00 PM		 San Tan Valley 85143 Mojave Rattlesnake Baby mojave rattlesnake found in homeowner's backyard with 2 children and 1 dog. They have had no snakes for the past 6 years so it was a big surprise. The family had seen it for the past couple of days and it was not moving on as it was hunkered down underneath a large storage bin. They would hear it rattle if they went near it's spot. Snake was captured and relocated into a natural desert area with rodent activity and into a rodent hole.
2026-03-27
9:30 AM		 Sun City 85351 Mojave Rattlesnake The homeowner went to take out his trash last night and spotted the snake under his trash can. This is an underground trash can, so he was just under the lid. This morning he still spotted the snake under the lid so he gave us a call. It started to heat up in that time the snake must have tried to get into some deeper cover and it fell into the trash can, so it could not get out at that point. I was able to grab it and save a gecko that fell in as well. The home was right by a drainage that leads to the open river bottom.
2026-03-28
11:00 AM		 Waddle 85355 Mojave Rattlesnake A real estate company called from a new development and reported a small/baby Rattlesnake in the front entrance of the model home. The very kind agent felt comfortable enough to place a wire trash can over the small snake and place a rock over top before we could get out to them, she even took lengths to pour water on the sides for the snake during its wait for relocation. Once I had arrived I was directed to the shaded entrance where the snake was contained, and lifted the trash can to gently transfer the rattlesnake into the bucket for transport. I walked around the rest of the model home and inspected for further snakes with no others found. The community is full of new construction within an ideal desert habitat running along the White Tanks Preserve area.
2026-03-28
6:00 PM		 Phoenix 85085 Mojave Rattlesnake #1613 gate code. Snake was found near side gate outside of backyard. There was a neighborhood party going on watching the snake and I was able to pass out flyers. House next to natural desert wash. Snake taken out of the community and relocated into desert preserve.
2026-04-12
10:00 AM		 Phoenix 85054 Mojave Rattlesnake Very nice homeowners who did not know who we were but their neighbor made the call for them when they found a snake in the front yard. They had the rattlesnake already contained in a plastic box with a lid when I arrived. They were interested in our services and hearing about our company. A crowd had gathered so I passed around business cards. Tim (homeowner) is living in this home temporarily for the next year while he builds his home up north. He is interested in snake fencing but not yet because the new home is not complete but will reach out in 1 year and possibly reach out for dog training as well per his wife at a later time.
2020-05-09
2:00 PM		 Scottsdale 85266 Mojave Rattlesnake coiled up by front door.
2025-07-05
11:00 AM		 Phoenix 85032 Mediterranean house gecko Call came in as a glue trap snake. The picture mysteriously looked like a gecko head, but I could also see a tail with no rattle, so I took the call. When I arrived, there were three Mediterranean house geckos piled on top of one another. This was a new, young homeowner who had just bought the house and felt very bad about the geckos and what he thought was a snake. He is going to research alternative means of pest control so this doesn’t happen again, by his own determination of the situation, which was a win. The geckos were safely taken out of the glue trap with oil and released.
2017-07-25
8:30 AM		 Tucson 85745 Lyresnake
2017-08-23
12:00 AM		 Scottsdale 85259 Lyresnake
2018-03-31
10:00 AM		 Phoenix 85042 Lyresnake
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