Snake in the cabin heater ducts

I think you speak with a forked-tongue.

 

You don't even know...


Side note i managed to pick a 10 year old picture for that.

 

Wait, there's a mobile snake dispatcher on this forum? We have evvvvverything here now

I'm driving the truck tomorrow, curious if Mr. Paco will make a cameo. We just call it the snake truck now.

 

Reminds me ... my serpentine belt is due for replacement. Fangs for the reminder!

 

How about a leaf blower and stick it under the dash? Let it sit there for a few minutes with the door open to see if it comes out. Leave the glovebox open also.

 

We got lots of outfits here in Phoenix that do rattlesnake removal - in and around peoples property, in the garage,
heck the other day someone removed one from behind a fridge. These cats get a pretty good dollar for doing it too.

Makes me wonder what kind of license you'd need, insurance etc.

I'm not afraid of snakes as long as I can identify what it is. Given the proper tools they are easily removed and relocated.

I think these cats get $75-$200 a pop depending on distance, time of day, number of snakes. Heck I saw a video of someone
removing like 2 females and 20 babies at one location.... I should grab a bucket and some tongs and do this.

 

Turn your truck in to an ice box with ac full blast like others have said. He will come out looking for warmth

 

Trucks' name is Snake Truck
Snakes' name is Truck Snake

I've never been accused of being very good with names...

 

Anyone remember the movie Gone in 60 Seconds with the H1 Hummer truck?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm5RHhqTeF4

 

I used to hike north & south table mountain in Golden CO a lot. Tons of snakes up there

https://denvergazette.com/outtherec...8b1af154-6a35-58de-bad9-d55a6de13ebc.amp.html