Posted by kcm.MN on April 30, 2017 at 14:45:56 from (174.219.17.186):
In Reply to: Snake repellant? posted by 550Doug on April 30, 2017 at 14:35:13:
I could be wrong, but don't think most snakes have the ability to smell. However, you could buy some stainless steel mesh and work it into the vent holes. Moisture will still vent, but neither snakes nor bugs will be able to get through. You could also use standard aluminum screen and epoxy a small piece over each vent hole.
About the only thing I know of that'll keep all snakes away....well, there's 2 things, but I don't think you want to move up here for cold temps to be one of them. *lol* The other is vibration. Snakes don't like a lot of vibration. So it you want to ensure snakes (and gophers!) stay out of a certain area, then buy or build a heavy-duty vibratory unit, then bury it in the ground in the center of the area you want protected.
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