Snakes on doorsteps are typically using the warm concrete to raise their body temperature before hunting mice, crickets, or other prey. Most are non-venomous but still startling.
Eliminate nearby hiding spots: firewood piles, rock stacks, tall grass, and dense groundcovers right against the foundation. This reduces snake traffic significantly.
As summer progresses, snakes often find better warming spots and move on. For more deterrent strategies, see snake control tips.
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