October 19, 2026
If you find a hole near your roof, soffit, vent or attic, your first thought might be to seal it as fast as possible. That sounds like an easy way to stop an animal from getting inside, but there is one major problem. The animal […]
July 12, 2026
A canebrake rattlesnake is a specific coastal variation of the timber rattlesnake. In coastal South Carolina, including areas closer to the Grand Strand, people often use the name canebrake rattlesnake for the lighter lowland form. Farther away from the coast in South Carolina, people are […]
May 10, 2026
Warm weather brings more wildlife movement, more outdoor time and more chances for close contact. That combo can raise the risk of bites or scratches, especially if a sick animal wanders into a yard or neighborhood. Rabies is rare, but it’s serious. If you spot […]
May 9, 2026
When people think about sick wildlife, rabies usually comes to mind first. Rabies is serious, but it’s not the only concern. Wildlife diseases can spread through droppings, urine, saliva, nesting materials, contaminated soil and parasites. That means wildlife in the attic, bats in the rafters, […]
April 12, 2026
Spring brings warm afternoons back to the Grand Strand, and that warmth changes what you might see near ponds, lakes, canals and marshy edges. Alligators often become more visible on warm days, even if the mornings still feel cool. That shift catches many homeowners off […]
April 11, 2026
Why Garage Wildlife Intrusions Spike In Spring Spring projects move fast. You grab tools, pull out storage bins and leave the garage door open while you go back and forth. That routine feels normal, but it also creates an easy entry point. Wildlife intrusions often […]
March 14, 2026
March can feel like a switch flips along the Grand Strand. One week you need a jacket, and the next you want to open the windows and work in the yard. Copperheads notice those warm-ups too. Copperhead spring activity often increases when sunny afternoons warm […]
February 15, 2026
February and March feel calm on the Grand Strand. You get a few warm days, a few chilly nights and the start of spring cleaning. But wildlife also starts moving. Animals search for food, safe shelter and places to nest. That’s why a spring wildlife […]
January 12, 2026
Why City Raccoons Feel Different City raccoons look like the same masked critters you see in the woods, but they often act very different. Researchers use the term raccoon domestication to describe a slow shift where some raccoons get more comfortable around people over time. […]
January 11, 2026
When an opossum moves in under your house, it usually wants one thing: a safe, warm place to ride out cold nights. Crawl spaces, porches and decks stay dry and hidden from predators. They also sit close to food sources like trash cans, pet food, […]
December 15, 2025
You lock the doors, hang the lights and settle in for the holidays. Then something starts scratching, chewing or waddling where it definitely does not belong. Winter has a funny way of inviting wildlife into places they were never invited to be. Attics turn into […]
December 14, 2025
Squirrels look small, fast and even a little funny. But don’t let the size fool you. Squirrel superpowers help them climb, chew, jump and squeeze into places you never expect. Those abilities often lead them straight into homes, where they cause serious damage in a […]
November 10, 2025
Most people think snake season ends when summer does. That idea is a misconception. Warm fall days and cool nights actually drive snakes toward homes, sheds and crawl spaces as they search for warmth and food. The Snake Chaser team sees an increase in calls […]
April 13, 2025
When wild animals show up in your attic, crawl space or backyard, it’s more than just a nuisance—it’s a safety issue. Choosing the right wildlife removal company isn’t just about who can get there the fastest. It’s about trusting someone to remove the animal safely, […]
October 22, 2024
As the seasons change in Coastal South Carolina, so do the behaviors of local wildlife. Fall and winter bring specific challenges as animals prepare for colder months, often leading them closer to human habitats in search of warmth and food. At The Snake Chaser, we’re […]
August 25, 2024
Living in the beautiful coastal areas of South Carolina, especially around Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, brings many joys and a few challenges, one of which is managing local wildlife. While wildlife sightings can be delightful, uninvited animal guests are less welcome. Preventing wildlife […]
August 15, 2024
At The Snake Chaser, we believe that dealing with unwanted wildlife on your property shouldn’t come at the expense of the animal’s welfare. That’s why our approach to humane wildlife removal not only protects your home and family but also cares for the creatures involved. […]
July 7, 2024
Myrtle Beach is not just a popular destination for tourists but also a habitat for diverse wildlife. While encountering wildlife can be an interesting aspect of living in or visiting this beautiful area, some animals can become nuisances, posing risks to safety and property. At […]
February 20, 2024
As the temperatures start to rise and nature reawakens, South Carolina residents may find themselves encountering more wildlife activity around their homes. From curious critters exploring new territories to animals seeking shelter and food, early spring can bring about various wildlife removal situations. Let’s take […]