Using the conventional trap to capture the Chandler snake will not be safe. A trapped snake will be agitated and may attack you with their fangs. Fortunately, there are traps that are specifically designed for the slithering vermin. There are those that are pre-baited with the scent of the rodent that will easily attract their attention. However, it still requires a detailed process to increase the chance of capturing the snake.

Step-By-Step Guide in Using Snake Trap

Start by identifying the type of Arizona snakes that have invaded your yard. This is a crucial part of the trapping process to understand what type of snake you are dealing with. This will enable you to look for the trap that will suit the size of the snake. 

Looking for the Snake Trap

When looking for the Chandler snake trap, you will need to choose something that is both humane and effective. They should be available in different sizes that will meet your demands. The usual snake trap will appear like a box that enables you to simply place them in the space where you noticed the snake. It comes with bait inside that will lure the snake. This type of trap can be purchased on your local hardware store. There are those that will enable you to easily release the snake but there are also others where you will just simply throw the box.

Minnow Trap

For those who are experiencing a severe Arizona snake infestation, the minnow trap would be a better solution. This is created from wire mesh and has a cylinder shape. It comes with hole on both sides. Simply place bait inside the trap and the creature will crawl inside the hole. It will not be able to find its escape route. Minnow traps are excellent solution since it is inexpensive. It is also accessible and can be purchased at a local fishing store. However, compared to the usual snake trap, you will have to add the bait.

Placement of the Trap

Regardless of which trap you use, you will have to consider the placement of the trap. You need to place it in the Arizona area where you previously saw the snake. Some of the usual places where you can set it up include the attic, basement, under your porch, and near the chicken coop. Placement of the trap is critical to the success of eliminating the snakes in your yard. 

Finally, you will have to check it often since you need to deal with a trapped Chandler snake as soon as you captured them. Leaving the snake for too long in the trap can lead to their death. If possible, you should check it at least once a day. You should be careful in checking the traps especially if you are using the traps where you can't see the content. Never try to touch it since the snake will retaliate. If you are not confident in handling snake invasion, hiring the professional snake removal team would be much recommended.