It is our intention at ThePestDepot to provide you with a variety of pest and insect control products, which are known to be both effective and safe, when the label directions are read and followed. We offer a mix of natural items as well as products developed specifically for pest prevention and control. The Pest Depot holds a valid Ks. "Pesticide Dealer Registration" and encourages the safe handling and proper use of all forms of pest control products. We personally use many of the products we sell and review all items before offering them to you.
For legal purposes we must provide you with the following disclaimer.
ThePestDepot.com is a distributor of various pest control supplies and products. As such, ThePestDepot.com does not warranty the safety or the effectiveness of any of the products mentioned on this web site. Any warranty or guarantee of safety, merchantability or fitness for any particular use lies solely with the manufacturer. Furthermore, we cannot be held responsible for any arthropod bites, stings, or diseases.
Our products are sold throughout the U.S. and it is impossible to know every licensing restriction, product registration, etc. for every Country, State, County, City, Province, etc. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or the end user to provide a license, permit, registration etc. if requested by that purchasers local or state authorities. Most States or Counties in the USA will provide a license or personal use permit for a nominal fee. It is also the responsibility of the user to verify that any products purchased are licensed for distribution and use in their Country, State, County, City or Province. All monies will be promptly refunded if any product shipped to a customer is found to be illegal for use or distribution, or registration for any reason by that customer, or that customers, Country, State, County, City, Province, etc. Said products must not be opened or used and must be returned immediately to ThePestDepot.com.
ThePestDepot.com is under the assumption that the customers purchasing products from our company are of sound mind, can read and interpret English (as most pesticide labels are written in English), and that the customer assumes all responsibility for purchase and safe, proper and legal use of the products they purchase. Point of sale is Tonganoxie, KS, USA.
The laws of the State of Kansas will govern any legal issues brought forth against ThePestDepot.com. Any legal proceedings will be held in Leavenworth County, Leavenworth, KS.
This disclaimer is a legally binding contract between ThePestDepot.com and it's paying customers. This disclaimer may be updated from time to time without any notice.
Most snakes lead a secretive life and seem elusive to humans, but be assured they are all
around us when conditions are right.
Snakes are most active in warm weather (75-90°F) and tend to avoid both cold and hot
temperatures. Snakes make their first appearance in Spring when temperatures are right
for them. When temperatures are at the cooler end of the snakes range, they are most
active during the daylight hours. As temperatures rise, snakes become more active at
nighttime when temperatures drop toe their comfort range.
Snakes will often pause on surfaces that are warm in cooler weather, in order to
(thermoregulate) adjust their body temperature. Surfaces such as paved streets, dirt roads,
porches, sidewalks, driveways, paths and trails are perfect places to encounter snakes.
Snakes take advantage of those places most likely to attract a food source and will lay and
wait for their prey. Look for snakes in areas with rodent activity. These include woodpiles
and rocky terrain. Rodents like to run along the edges of large rocks and walls. Snakes
will coil up and wait along these areas for rodents.
Eliminating the places that Snakes like to hide will help to control their numbers, but
humans and Snakes, along with many other creatures seem to enjoy the same types of
landscapes and natural looking environments. Natural looking areas with rocks, logs,
water, grasses along with a diverse selection of plant materials are appealing to most of
us. Most snakes are non-poisonous and will do their best to avoid humans, so keep your
eyes open when you are out and about in nature.
