Snake Wrangler Removes 20 Venomous Rattlesnakes From Texas Home
A snake wrangler successfully removed 20 venomous rattlesnakes found living beneath a Texas home.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 28, 2026 — In a recent operation, a professional snake wrangler successfully extracted 20 venomous rattlesnakes from underneath a residential property in Texas. The snakes were discovered residing in the crawl space of the home, prompting the call for expert assistance.
The discovery and subsequent removal of the reptiles highlight potential wildlife encounters homeowners may face. Rattlesnakes are known for their venomous bite, and their presence in or around a dwelling poses a significant safety concern for residents.
The snake wrangler, whose name was not provided, was able to safely remove all 20 snakes from the premises. The species of rattlesnake was not specified in the available information. Following the successful removal, the property is understood to be free of the snakes. Details regarding the exact location within Texas or the timeline of the event were not immediately available.
Encounters with venomous wildlife in residential areas, while not common, can occur. Wildlife removal services are often employed to address such situations, ensuring the safety of both humans and the animals involved through professional handling techniques. Further information regarding the circumstances leading to the snakes’ presence under the home was not disclosed.
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