The Snake Chaser

February 15, 2026

Spring Wildlife Inspection: The Quiet Invasion Coastal Homeowners Miss Every Year

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 […]
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February 14, 2026

Bat Exclusion Season in South Carolina: Why Early Spring Timing Can Save Your Attic

Many homeowners think bats only show up in the heat of summer. In South Carolina, bats can start getting active again during late winter and early spring, especially near the coast. A few warm afternoons can wake them up and get them moving. That’s why […]
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January 12, 2026

How City Life Changes Raccoons, The Science Behind Raccoon Domestication

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. […]
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December 15, 2025

The 12 Uninvited Guests of Christmas: A Nuisance Wildlife Holiday Poem

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 […]
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December 14, 2025

Squirrel Superpowers: Why These Tiny Animals Cause Big Trouble

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 […]
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November 10, 2025

They’re Not All Sleeping Yet: The Surprising Fall Snake Surge in Myrtle Beach (And How to Keep Them Out of Your Home)

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 […]
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July 14, 2025

Summer Snake Activity: Why You’re Seeing More Reptiles Right Now

It’s July in coastal South Carolina, and that means steamy temps, regular rainstorms and yes, a spike in snake sightings. If you’re wondering why you’re seeing more slithering visitors around your home or yard, it all comes down to classic summer snake activity. Snakes love […]
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