Grayson County Snake Relocation

We received a call about a ceiling snake earlier this week. The little 💩 was too evasive to catch on the first attempt, then proceeded to mock me as I put sticky traps in the light fixtures to catch him. He showed back up this morning inside the building where the adventure ended for him. Got him caught and relocated back to nature where he can continue being a little menace outside where he belongs.

Eastern Yellowbellied Racer
Coluber constrictor flaviventris
Harmless

Had a great morning at Friends of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge this morning teaching the kids basic facts about snakes.

Taught the kiddos how to do basic ID’s, what to do if they find one, and importantly, why they are good for us and the environment. We really enjoy going out to help educate the community to not be as afraid of the snakes.

Thank you to everyone who came 🩷🐍

Had a quick little copperhead relocation this evening out in west Sherman. 😌

Hope you’re all enjoying your summer so far! Feel free to reach out if you need us 🤘🏽

Team member Olivia Nelson got a chance to relocate this sizable Western Ratsnake earlier today out of a chicken coop. 🤘🏽

Keep your eyes out and give us a shout if you find a slithery critter around. We’re happy to help! 🐍🖤

2k followers?! WHAT?!

I never imagined this page would get this much reach, and I never imagined we’d make such a sizeable impact! This has been such an amazing ride over the last couple of years and we’re just getting started.

Here’s a little copperhead (with a fresh meal in its little belly) relocation from yesterday. 😌

Much love, Grayson Co! We can’t wait to continue this journey! 🤘🏽

If you’d like to help support the work we do, our donation links are:
Venmo:
Cashapp: $gcsnakes
Zelle: Dm me for info

🐍 A Quick Note About Snake Relocations & Support

First and foremost, snake relocation will always remain FREE.

The entire reason this page exists is to help keep both people and snakes safe. Removing financial barriers helps ensure that when someone finds a snake, they reach out for relocation instead of feeling like their only option is to kill it.

That mission isn’t changing, regardless of the amount of times I am told “you need to charge for this service!”. This service remains free as long as my team and I can financially support it. 🤘🏽

As the page has grown (and I’m incredibly grateful that it has), relocation requests have increased, along with the time, fuel, and equipment that go into responding quickly and safely.

While I’ve always mentioned during relocations that tips or donations are appreciated (but never expected), I realized I’ve never actually shared that publicly.

So just to be clear, if you'd ever like to support the time and resources that go into relocations, donations are always appreciated, but never required. If you need a snake relocated, I will still come help whether a donation is offered or not.

The goal has always been simple:
- Keep people safe
- Keep snakes alive
- Provide education when possible

And thanks to all of you, whether you're tagging me, sharing posts, or reaching out.. That goal is working and we’ve saved hundreds of animals since I started this page a couple of years ago.

I truly appreciate the support this community has shown. It means a lot, and it helps keep this service available for everyone.

And as always…

If you see a snake and aren’t sure what to do; Don’t panic, don’t grab a shovel… just reach out. We’ve got you covered.

Stay safe out there, and thanks again for being an awesome community.

Our Venmo is:
Our Cashapp is: $GCSnakes
For Zelle: Please DM me. 😌

Much love and Love nature, Jordan. 🖤 🐍

👀 What time is it?!
It’s spring time! The flowers are blooming, the birds are chirping, and the snakes are back outside conducting their annual business.

If you see someone start screaming, grabbing shovels, or posting “WHAT KIND OF SNAKE IS THIS” with a blurry zoomed-in photo from halfway across the yard… message me! I’ve got your back.

I relocate snakes for free and I’m happy to help. Day or night (I’m unconscious after about 10 PM 😅), if you’ve got a noodle where you don’t want a noodle, reach out.

Please do not kill them.
They’re not “chasing” you, they’re not plotting against your bloodline, and they did not personally break into your yard to ruin your day. They’re just being snakes in spring.

So again for the people in the back:
See snake → contact me → I relocate it.
No shovel. No drama. No Facebook obituary for a rat snake.

Love Nature 🖤 🐍