THEY Keep Trying To Get Into Our House! THIS Should Stop Them

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Rattlesnakes and rodents are trying to make our home their home. We need to put a stop to that ASAP.
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@billlyell8322 2 года назад

I believe leaving nature alone as long as it stays outside in its place. Snakes are too dangerous to play with. If they intrude they forfeit consideration.

@emariaenterprises 2 года назад

Same with Some Spiders and all scorpions.

@DesertNails 2 года назад

When I was a kid we lived on Lyell Street

@videolabguy 2 года назад

Absolutely correct. I grew up in rattle snake country. We never released one alive. NEVER! That is negligent homicide in the making. If you have pets, live stock or humans in your environment they rate 10,000% higher in value than snakes.

@dianneedwards2491 2 года назад

Those snakes are a bit too close for comfort. Being so close to you guys and the dogs makes me wonder if they are coming back and need to be killed before one bites you guys or the dogs. Also, do not forget the chickens.

@mainiac430 2 года назад

Do you guys have a finish timiline on the main house yet? Gotta git r dun. The longer you take the more things will happen like this and floods.

@patrickdeserisy2634 2 года назад

I really what you guys are doing but why don’t y’all get the exterior re-cobbed where needed and get the lime plaster done so the structure is protected?It’s been quite awhile and really seems like a lot of back and forth work your having to do. But it’s your jelly roll lol look forward to the next video

@ourselfreliantlife 2 года назад

Jess was working on that in this video

@jimh4167 2 года назад

Health department says If a pencil can go through so can a mouse

@IggyDalrymple 2 года назад

My wife threw moth balls under her previous home and she said that it resulted in a snake stampede (away from the house).

@lauriesmith7517 2 года назад

That's illegal under federal law, unfortunately.

@emariaenterprises 2 года назад

Mothballs outgas a heavier than air non breathable/survivable gas. That's why the snakes left. Thet can't survive that either. If you have a lot of mothballs in a closed space, and you have to crawl into it, or someone plays hide-and-seek in it... they can die. That has happened in the past.

@annwithaplan9766 2 года назад

Iggie Dalrymple - A lot of people here in the south throw them under their mobile homes for that reason.

@cynthias7757 2 года назад

Good information to know, especially here in desert climates.

@wildmanofthenorth1598 2 года назад

They put off formaldehyde gas snake don't like. I was told that snakes won't cross a line made of lime because it get embedded under the scales and makes the snake uncomfortable.

@JaniceSeagraves 2 года назад

That snake was big. I don't blame Jess for wanting the dome home secure from snake and other critters.

@rosewoodsteel6656 2 года назад

Have you thought about marking the snakes with a dab of paint (with a brush attached to a long stick)? That way you could identify whether the same snake(s) are coming back.

@dherrington2001 2 года назад

Great idea. But what kind of paint will stay.

@rosewoodsteel6656 2 года назад

My guess would be an oil based enamel.

@rosewoodsteel6656 2 года назад

@@thegoodtom1718 I agree with you on destroying the snakes, but I don't think that is an option, here. Adult snakes shed their skin about twice a year. If a marked snake is returning to the homestead area, my guess is it will do so before that timeframe. Another option maybe dabbing their head with the paint. But, we are in agreement, Thegoodtom, I'm afraid either they, or one of their dogs will be bitten.

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

Tie dye em. Kidding

@catherinebrown8934 2 года назад

Have you considered snake training the pups? I did it with my Lab/Pitt mix in May. The two times she has encountered rattlesnakes this summer, she gave them a very wide berth! I was really pleased. The class she did was with the Tucson humane society.

@dherrington2001 2 года назад

Good to know. Our Pitt got bit bc he is very curious. Ww have tried training him ourselves.

@baddog9320 2 года назад

I have two dogs. one will lay down right next to a rattler in a frienzy..Thats how he got bite. The other hates them. He let's me know when one is close. The one that was bite almost died a few years back from it. But I gave him a ton of benadryl and 36 hours later he was 75%. He never has fully recovered.. however he is now 18 years old. Oldest pup I've ever had. And over the last 2 years his body has shown his age. Use to be a big pit. Now he has little muscle mass. But he keeps holding on. So I'm happy to have is joker butt around. The other is young. well about 5 now. When the pit was bite. He was the one that woke me up. By going Ape. He wasn't even 6 months old when the other one was bite. But the pit hid. It wasn't until I seen him drooling like a river that I knew he was bit. Then after a short time. He had a softball size lump in his throat. From the poison toxin. he was bite on the leg. And licked it. I believe when it stiked it hit the bone and most ran down the leg. Where he licked it. About 30 minutes after being bite. he was limp. And barley breathing. forced so water into him before. Along with the benadryl. Then we just had to sit back and wait. for 24 hours he didn't move. other then breath a little. About 30 hours he tried to stand and drink about 36 hours he was slowly walking. And he still hasn't learned. He still will walk next to one. Crazy pooch. But he has always been easy going. Just his personality.

@larrypurfield6744 2 года назад

I don't know if you guys new this, but if you put a crushed glass down on the ground for a barrier, Snakes won't cross it cause it will cut up their belly

@Back2SquareOne 2 года назад

Remember, snakes and rodents often fit through unreasonably small holes. People repeatedly fail to fully consider this. It is generally accepted that mice can squeeze through a 1/4" crack but not a 1/4 x 1/4 mesh. You also want to consider that mice and rats can easily climb up earthen walls. Best of luck.

@elizabethblane201 2 года назад

Snakes can also climb walls; I have seen a snake climbing a block wall.

@ritameek3353 2 года назад

If you have a snake very likely you have more. Just saying be safe until you have checked inside out thoroughly. 👍🏼

@elizabethblane201 2 года назад

@@ritameek3353 If they have a snake, they also have rodents, guaranteed.

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

Snakes climb trees too. Hard to reduce mice when the chickens throw feed around. Cats earn their keep in the country

@ericallan1373 2 года назад

Ok Jim, now keep going on that floor. It’s time to make some progress on the interior space. I think you could use less cob if you use some of the larger rocks as filler in the “moat “ just an idea.

@carolynmoody9460 2 года назад

Been a lot of snakes lately 🥴be safe

@richardstoc 2 года назад

And he never got to the Doors not surprising with the ADHD home builder lol

@bjstewart7111 2 года назад

Have you ever heard that the less you bother someone the more you get done

@bondpaz 2 года назад

We have had a rattlesnake in our house when we were gone but not anymore since we’ve been back. They like it quite. I’m so glad you let them live. ❤️🥰 I feel it’s the right thing even though many wouldn’t agree.

@ourselfreliantlife 2 года назад

Yeah it's dangerous work, but they help keep the rodent population down.😀

@CBsGreenhouseandGarden 2 года назад

Crazy how you catch them and let them go so they can come back again. Sure hope no one ever gets bit by one! Good job done on sealing up the door. Stay safe!

@joshuatinkham3703 2 года назад

Snakes are a necessary creature.

@emariaenterprises 2 года назад

If you consider getting cats.... start with a couple of small kittens 6 or 7 weeks old. Your dogs will be protective of them and they will be assimilated into your family mire easily.

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

If you feed them at night only they learn to come in at night. I agree kittens are the way to go

@wildmanofthenorth1598 2 года назад

Looks like you need some king snakes

@GodWokeMeUp 2 года назад

I'm so glad you two are doing well. I love seeing everything come together.

@dmj1170 2 года назад

Look at you 2 slinging mud together. Its like a match made in earth dirt. How cute

@seekerbee4494 2 года назад

Ouch, you need a handle on the container's lid you use for holding the snake.....it'll protect your hand and fingers better. You've been lucky so far not getting a finger snake bite.

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

100 %.

@bmunday 2 года назад

@jim, you could put two more boards in that, including the Threshold and the Header, and be done. itll hold up the wall. yer letting the doorjam foot ROT

@DesertNails 2 года назад

Lol the grasshopper called for a Lyft.

@damatomargatekzn5228 2 года назад

Wow, your work is awesome!! I really love the way the two of u interact!!! Priceless!!!

@sueswanson6278 2 года назад

Why don't you kill them snakes, you know they breed, 😂

@thhillbillyinventor105 2 года назад

Do you guys still run your schneider sw ? I have the sw 4048 and am wondering how your likeing them

@kathrynrodlun8514 2 года назад

Eat those snakes! Before they eat you and the dogs. This grandma would make snake pot pie.

@jimh4167 2 года назад

Just a thought There are animals that like to tunnel in Maybe at the entry door.. Dig down maybe 1.5 feet and mix the dirt with cement and recompacted should stop tunnelers

@robertthomas3367 2 года назад

In my mind, the snake skin hat bands are just another source of income. They are not endangered.

@jackielight6908 2 года назад

I hate to say it but you guys got to start killing those snakes I understand you don't want to kill them for human reason but these aren't garden snakes or baby snakes these are poisonous that could potentially kill you or your dog

@hubertwebb9869 2 года назад

Since the door opens inward put a two by four up against the front of the door as a seal, nail it to the dirt with long nails 6 or 8 in long.❤❤❤❤

@joshuanicholsjr5327 2 года назад

as far as your closing the spot under the door, close the door and put mud up against it at the bottom and nothing will get under it god bless

@celedoniobaybayan1011 2 года назад

Time to start finishing the interior since you have power inside and move out from your trailer.

@claudewilkerson5162 2 года назад

go to homedepot or lowes and get some SNAKEAWAY

@happymiles4552 2 года назад

My friend told me rattle snakes ggod eating. Taste like beef. 🙂

@waynekomprood7093 2 года назад

You need to dispose those rattle snakes. Jess could make hat bands out of them and sell them.

@ZonDog 2 года назад

Dealing with rattlers is an all time job I suppose. 🐍

@Andbygrace7024 2 года назад

What about the weight of the rocks on the dome peak? Will it get to too much?

@RJCooper2 2 года назад

You must appreciate Jess' refreshingly cold implacability, blended with her Desert-Dried™ humor brand sting (© September 2022, DDC, LLC, Copyrighted Materials,. All rights reserved.). Jim and rattlers, you've met your match.

@digofthedump 2 года назад

+ sitting watching you mix cob next too a mixer?? why

@etoileswart3476 2 года назад

Why not let your wife finish the rock roof and protect house against the rain.Also keep food storage above ground , lesson learnt!

@ourselfreliantlife 2 года назад

She was working on the roof in this video.

@AbedWally 2 года назад

Why you don't cover the interior walls and live there?

@DesertNails 2 года назад

Yay! Snakeproofing in progress!

@jovitaaguilar3316 2 года назад

I agree that rattle snakes are territorial. We kill the ones that we find on our farm.

@wyomiles6580 2 года назад

Snakes are good eating,, just saying.

@josebotelho3571 2 года назад

Saudações, de Portugal! Parabéns pelo vosso excelente trabalho e união! ~ Continuação e um forte abraço.

@phyllisstein1837 2 года назад

you two are adorable. Jim is adorable serenading his wife while they're "working together...."

@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325 2 года назад

Hey Jim and Jess, Rattlesnakes are nothing to mess with. I know people today don't want to kill wild animals but when it comes to Rattlesnakes I draw the line. They are territorial and will try to come back to where they were. Besides that, they taste good when cooked right. You've got Rattlesnakes and I have pythons and cobras here in Thailand and I hear both taste pretty good. You guys be careful.

@dodgerblue7381 2 года назад

Believe it or not in some areas in Arizona it is illegal to kill rattlesnakes. You are definitely correct they will try to come home so you should relocate them far away. For their benefit, in summer I would not relocate them in mid day. Morning or Evening

@baddog9320 2 года назад

You know it illegal only if others know you are doing it. I wouldn't film it fit for many reasons. And if your fish n game is that bad. You have other problems. Most wardens will turn the other cheek in these cases. They are not openly going out and hunting rattler. Its illegal to kill a cougar in most places..But no warden is going to cite you for killing one that is causing harm to you or your property. Of course we will leave California out of this. They would likely give you the chair for it. And its a no capital punishment state.

@dodgerblue7381 2 года назад

@@baddog9320All very true comment

@flyoverurbangarden4315 2 года назад

I can't picture Jim killing something just because it's scary. I respect you for that Jim.

@dodgerblue7381 2 года назад

@@flyoverurbangarden4315 When I was younger and stupid as compared to older and stupid my philosophy was the only good snake is a dead snake. As I have gotten older I have learned that all life is precious and I do everything to avoid them. That being said a Mojave Green Rattler is an exception to all life being precious. It's venom is a neurotoxin, if you don't get the anti venom immediately it can cause death or serious jack you up in 15 minutes. They are said to have a particularly bad attitude problem. I can't testify to that because I've only seen 3 and I wasn't interested in making their acquaintances. If you kill off all of the snakes you will have a serious rodent problem.

@johnwolf1475 2 года назад

its baby snake season-- and you relocating them inside 15 miles is just making the population grow much bigger.... why wait until you get the 500k hospital bill, like texas snake wrangler bob hansler? 1 fang, 15 minutes later comatose and a 500k hospital bill- he still aint right... just my two cents as a non bunny hugger

@elizabethblane201 2 года назад

In San Diego, if you call animal control on a rattler, they take it away and kill it.

@affordabledesertliving3487 2 года назад

Glad there was no snake accidents. All the best folks!

@paulehney4581 2 года назад

Lol, "Is it done, done?"

@builtontherockhomestead9390 2 года назад

Nice the house is being made safer.

@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369 Год назад

HOWdy G-D-P, ... Snake-Proofing the Front Door COOP the WiSeNhEiMeR from Richmond, INDIANA ...

@bethtucker1810 2 года назад

Have y’all Thought about reversing the swing of the door so you can add a 1 to 2 inch threshold behind the doors on the inside to keep critters out

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

That is a good idea

@ericjohnson1008 2 года назад

Y'all are knocking out the projects keep up the great work.

@charlesurrea1451 2 года назад

You got approval by Arizona's best thermal sensor.

@426superbee4 2 года назад

Butcher them rascal and eat em YUM There rib bones makes a excellent TOOTH PICKS, save the skins for boots, belts, and hat bands> Plus you can make things from the rattlers, Like key chains and things >> I hate to say this? but chickens are going to drawl snakes and things>> HUM ~ I WONDER HOW A RATTLE SNAKE MAKE A HOLE? he hee mouth full of dirt?

@wandadibble5426 2 года назад

Snakes use holes dug by another animal. They can move dirt or sand by shoving it with sides of body.

@426superbee4 2 года назад

@@wandadibble5426 I was look that up > I would say so to. but look at this > ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rUG-paMSJ9k.html

@floriebrown2089 2 года назад

The one bug I disliked when I lived in Africa was the large grasshopper. That beetle looks like the devils coach horse, one of the good ground beetles. I love seeing the chicken forage eating grass and bugs, like you I have to keep them safe from predator and let the out when I am gardening. thanks for the video.

@jimligon1460 2 года назад

Try a little crushed Sulphur around the building... (Cheaper version of moth balls)

@baddog9320 2 года назад

WAIT HOLD UP. YOU HAVE STRAW BY YOU? I've never seen a place that doesn't have straw. UNTIL I MOVED HERE. And everyone gives me that stupid look when I ask for it. So I need to come to Arizona to get straw You are in Southern Arizona Right? bit if a drive. But I will buy a pickup full. How much is it a bale? Can you give me a name of a local feed store by you that has it. Now that I think about it. Lol. I will bring my trailer and get even more. ok I'm about 70 miles west of El Paso in souther New Mexico. When I say I'm on the Mexican border..I mean I'm on it. I can see Old Mexico

@wandadibble5426 2 года назад

To Ken Curtis. Other snakes give live birth to include Garter snakes.

@kenkiekens7746 2 года назад

hate to tell you this but you are being watched... actually 10 million people have been watching you.

@billyhaddock5540 2 года назад

Congrats Jim on getting the front door area done. I know that Jess is very happy.. lv the views.. Isn't a Snake House anymore..

@SeeksWomderNWisdom 2 года назад

Don't know if with all the comments you will see my post. Years back while visiting the Zoo with my Kids I read about the folk in India with Cobra's wanting protection would use free ranging Pea Fowl for snake control... Might be a consideration!

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

Snakes like appliances at this time of year because it’s warm. One winter someone heard a terrible noise while starting their vehicle- popped the hood and found a HUGE escaped python trying to stay warm on the engine block. Jim you need a safer container to do that ! Also Jim - you are so crazy for that doggo! Sweet to see.

@kurtcurtis2730 2 года назад

Allegedly snakes do not like the smell of peppermint oil. You could try growing a container of peppermint around the house

@baddog9320 2 года назад

Oh thats your snake problem. Chicken call in snakes. No really they do. 90% Of my snakes when I had chickens where around the chicken coop. However.. What that means is that snake trap i mentioned earlier. put it next to the chicken coop. I should tell you how to make it. 1/8 mesh fence. they come in like 24 to 36 inch wide..And 5 to 20 feet long. make a circle with the mesh ( cylinder) if its 24 inch it will be a 24 inch trap. next make two cones ( round triangle) with one side the same size as cylinder the other 1.5 to 2.5 inch ( big enough the snakes head will fit through with no touching sides) Put cone point toward center. wire it up. on other end. you have two options. flat wall of mesh or another cone. Have seen both work. But I would feel better with only one cone. add a strong wire handle. So when it in you are not touching the cage / trap. Though I have seen people just pick it up. But I see fangs going through the mesh in my mind. if you are daring and just pick it up at least be wearing thick leather gloves. Now I don't know how they get them out. Because the snake won't go backwards through the cone. As least I'm told that. I know minor traps have a spring door on them.

@marymadalenem2351 Год назад

OK here a tip for the snakes: Put out. Moth balls.The reason the snakes are coming around are looking for food, ie mice...so snakes don't smell but mice do..So get rid of mice they don't like moth balls, they will stay away. I live in New Mexico mtn and the snakes have been bad this year. So I put out the moth ball's and haven't had any since. Also I have a snake bite kit on hand. Be safe..Love your videos.

@baddog9320 2 года назад

You got rain? I have not had rain in a couple weeks. Thought it was over for the year. Unfortunately your rain will go north of me. I believe I got enough this year for drinking water until next..As long as I don't loose it. But I can ALWAYS use more. I'm hoping this winter to build at least one 3500 gallon tank. And a couple ground catches for plants. Now that I finally got my roof done for the winds. going on over a year that the roof has lasted. All I would have saved if I had just done corrugated metal off the bat.

@davestevens4263 2 года назад

I’ve to the conclusion that Jess just loves playing in the mud . Lol there’s worse things . Good luck with those rattlers . When I moved into my cabin 5 yrs ago & started my off grid adventure, I had about 12 rattlesnakes right around my place & after 5 yrs I’m down to zero or 1 every summer . The key is cut down on the rodents ( aka there food that attracted to ) and clean up any & all clutter , tall grass & hiding places . I’ve tried moth balls & other stuff & nothing worked except doing what I did . That & not sure how far your relocating them . Good luck y’all

@davidprins9401 2 года назад

Why did you put straw down before the floor cob? My first though it it would act like an expansion joint between the ground and the floor…but my un-informed first thought is you would want the floor cob integrated with the ground. Oh wait! You have a floor in there, not ground. Lol. So then maybe the expansion gap is good. 😊

@williammccartney4833 2 года назад

I don't see crew. so I will go back through your play list . I haven't watched in a few months!

@daisym930 2 года назад

I’m surprised the dogs haven’t been bit by the snakes. Talk to a snake avoidance trainer they can train the dogs to avoid in an hour. A trained dog could protect you as it will avoid the snake. BTW AZ snake fence installers us 1/4” wire mesh to keep baby snakes out.

@emariaenterprises 2 года назад

In india they have the mongoose to defend against the cobras. You guys just have Road Runners.... and not enough of them.

@bmunday 2 года назад

you should seriously cement that threshold, and get a threshold board permanently.

@LynnKsCouture 2 года назад

Am impressed with you all plugging away with the dirt.

@davestevens4263 2 года назад

Y’all want a cool castle earth bag dome , put a water mote around your castle that will keep critters out & snakes . I’m joking y’all , but that’s something I’d do & it would be cool .

@elaineshort5757 2 года назад

Wow I just got a weird though that you should make sure that snack didn't have leave any baby snakes in the ditch you just filled . Probley not .but I though I would mitchen it . Some times we get so busy we don't even think of things like that

@josa9902 2 года назад

I was told this method by a professional snake catcher in Australia. Here we have trouble with deadly brown snakes. We were told to use a clear plastic rectangular box type containers with a a clip on lid. Just big enough to hold the snake. Cut a hole in the top and add a hinge cover to cover and clamp over the hole. The snakes love a small compact space. They will go for it every time. Leave it around in a covered location on the ground. You can see in the container when you have a snake. Push the cover over the hole withe a stick and secure., You can then transport the snake to another location. Hope this makes sense. Let me know if you want more detail. cheers John.

@davidepool5884 2 года назад

I hate snakes but I’ve learned over my lifetime to allow non-venomous snakes to come and go as they please. I am not so generous with venomous snakes. I do not allow them near my yard without suffering the consequences. As long as they stay around my 4 ponds and the creek that runs through my property I leave them be. I’ve got right at 5 acres of ponds and about a half mile of creek so they have plenty of space to hunt without coming into my yard area.

@jamesworthy8916 2 года назад

If I recall correctly dysiduos(spelling) earth is a great repellent for many bugs and snakes

@fbsfarm9910 2 года назад

Hi guys please be careful with those rattle snakes. You are both working so hard, wishing you can finish the house so you are able to move in.

@mmhervey3449 Год назад

This would definitely be a deal breaker for me. I’d be on my way out of the desert. I know I know they have them other places to but it wouldn’t be as likely in some environments.

@rhymereason3449 Год назад

How do you keep your dog from messing with rattlers? I would be worried about that with him roaming free all over the property.

@garbaldy9926 2 года назад

Spreading Lime on the ground will help keep snakes away!

@grantlouw3182 2 года назад

Jim you need to be very careful walking backwards with a snake in the tongs, scares me witless every time I see you doing it.

@peggystutz8522 Год назад

My vet said we needed to get cats as snakes don't like cats ..... they mess with snakes after our dogs were bitten.

@KrissBartlett 2 года назад

probably a family of snakes under the flooring there on the floor there becarefall lifting it up

@crazycloud2 2 года назад

Just a suggestion, I would put 20 mule team borax at least on the outer inside floor, a lot. It will kill all bugs, even the good ones so be careful. Moles also hate to get it on their feet, it tastes like soap. I put it on my rebuilt bathroom floor before the final flooring.

@426superbee4 2 года назад

I got another job to do. Clean the Timber land out again! Pine trees are about to take it over again Plus this give me a chance to gather fire wood for the winter. I only burn oak, and pecan wood

@breimmuth9688 2 года назад

We are outside of Kingman and had two rattlesnake this week. No fun.

@judyskinner717 2 года назад

I love dogs, but you should call you channel the animal green dream

@crazycloud2 2 года назад

Theu found out that Tiahuanaco was poured not carved. The loads of bat guano that they brought up from the coast were not for fertilizer. It was used as the binder to turn earth to stone. They did not use lime.

@raleighsbudgetlife7162 2 года назад

I love seeing such a happy video. great work.

@54jars51 2 года назад

I love the grasshopper taking a ride wonder how much he had to pay love you show

@wandadibble5426 2 года назад

Those grasshoppers were mating. That species has no natural enemies and will eat non native plants into the ground for the roots. Common name is Mexican General.