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Pearl Stolarczyk Posted on Nov 29, 2016
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Plains garter snakes are coming in the basement. What entrance should I look for and how do I discourage them from coming in?

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Don't know how your question got in the Cars and Trucks section, but had to reply anyway.
Can you give us a hint of your general location, and the kind of snakes you are dealing with?
If the snakes are not presenting a hazard to people they actually may be beneficial by eating rodents or other pests.
My suggestion would be to contact the local Government Conservation Officer for appropriate information.
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