i was wondering when and where would

[garterking]

k would just like peices of wood work?

Definitely. I've found many under old pattets. If you can put out a few in different places to give them a choice. Lots of things work. I found a place with an old rain coat on the ground. To this day I keep going back every so often and I've found and caught more than 20 snakes in or under it. Let us know how you do.

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

Definitely. I've found many under old pattets. If you can put out a few in different places to give them a choice. Lots of things work. I found a place with an old rain coat on the ground. To this day I keep going back every so often and I've found and caught more than 20 snakes in or under it. Let us know how you do.

hmm would a large towel work?

[garterking]

hmm would a large towel work?

Possible, like I said lots of things work as long as it will give them some shelter. But I don't see it as the best idea for them and I see problems with a towel. If it gets wet from the rain, they won't stay in or under it. They know better than to stay that way for too long. It might also blow away in the wind. Remember, put something down and leave it undisturbed for a couple weeks so snakes can investigate it. If you move it daily, you might find less results.
The idea of a wood pile works. A few various wood pieces with a larger sturdy piece on top. They like the security that a wood pile provides and also it's home to some of it's food sources like worms, slugs, and mice. It also holds in some of the days heat when the sun goes down.