We Got a Call for a Closet Full of Rattlesnakes

Jeff and Nick are called out on late night removal calls for rattlesnakes in the garage. One of which takes an unexpected turn.

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[SoliRhymesWithJulie]

laughing hard at spaghetti bowl of doom.

[Tam_Eiki]

Jeff, you were so sweet with the lady with the three snakes, added bonus was you not judging her cluttered garage. That's very telling about what a kind-hearted person you are. ❤

[cuppa]

Love the respect and protect your local wildlife...
Would make a great T shirt😅

[deb_ellen]

Love the way all of you “talk” to the danger noodles!!! ❤🐍

[tempo]

7:11 "Spaghetti bowl of doom." lol love that!

[EmmasMom-viqf]

Releasing 3 snakes at night in the desert must be tricky! Especially with one super feisty snake!

[docvader]

That second snake was fighting it-good job! And in difficult to reach space

[carsi]

"I hope it's is only one!". Has to call in workvan for container backup😁

[pamabernathy]

Shiver! I would not wear open toed shoes in an area where I'd seen a rattlesnake. I don't ever wear open toed shoes outside anyway, can't due to need for shoes that support my old feet.
Plus we are next to semi arid, permanent open space. Part of the natural range of mountain lions; our Simi Hills in Southern California are mentioned in the stories about the progress on the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, being constructed across 10 lanes of a busy LA area freeway!! We have an old wildlife tunnel under the mountain by our home, but still have mountain lions & other wildlife struck by cars on our much smaller freeeway.
Our area is prime rattlesnake habitat. Back when I was physically able to hike next door, we encountered lovely rattlesnakes a few times. A decade ago & more, but I was taught very young to respect all critters, & already knew that rattlesnakes just want us to leave them the eff alone.
Unless they need rescuing & relocating.
❤ RSS Team.

[azjohn]

Yes! Missed you guys! Great opening episode after your Mexico hiatus. Hope everyone came back healthy and dysentery free!

[sandralutz-rodriguez]

what awesome recoveries Jeff and Nick!!

[luvinlife]

Happy to have y’all back and I’m here for the previews!

[petercarmeci]

Nice. I wish I was lucky enough to find a group of rattlers in my shed. I only have tons of eastern gartersnakes and the occasional milksnake or hognose snake in there.

[smscoal]

So glad to see a video! Missed you guys.

[Realdavidjeremiah]

anyone else have low key anxiety when they're walking in the desert at night to relocate the animals? Lol

[jonetyson]

It could be a nightmare to get called out for a real horder.

[cindyllax]

adding those teaser vidoes at the end is not nice 🙄😂😂
I looove your channel.

[chalachin]

So how does the snake get into the closet?

[richardjackson]

I would not be living in that area at all.

[PaulFischer-oc]

The non-venomous California King feeds on the Western D-Back. I never had a bad experience with the Western D-Back. That said, I do become a bit more cognizant when a see the majestic Black/White California King.