That would definitely keep ME out of your garden! LOL

I see no useful purpose for the snake skins, but it might be interesting to watch the birds' reactions.

really ? A snake skin ? Not a snake, but a skin . lol. Well.....wonder if it would work on the neighbor too LOLOL

I never thought of that, the birds. I wouldn't want to scare my birds away. I was thinking more along the lines of rabbits and other little animals.

hehe I wouldn't go in it either....now if it would work on dog's I would use it!! LOL

Now that's a thought. Well I can save up some for anyone if they need them, IF we find out they work for anything other than scaring away friends LOL

I doubt snakeskins would scare off birds. In fact, there's a species of bird (Great Crested Flycatcher, occurs all over the state in wooded areas) that lines its nest with snakeskins.

Marty (ardent birder)

Now that I think of it, I've seen snake skins used as nesting material.

Maybe it will scare away Big Red next door! You could also mention in passing that they get away from Aric sometimes in the back yard. That should be enough to keep her away.

I saw a little Bunny in my garden about a week ago,it
was the first time i'd ever seen one in the garden. I have two dogs, and the backyard is thier domain. I would have
thought their smells would frighten away any rabbits, but
of course it was a baby, so may have not known better. I
had a couple of Moles last year the first time in 17 years.
I dispatched one with a Sharpshooter shovel, after trying to get it for over a Month.The other I think my neighbor's
Basset Hound got. I just saw the evidence of another a week ago.
I soaked a paper towel in my dog's urine right after they went. I buried the paper towel in the Mole tunnel. I hope
that persuades it to vacate.
I have only seen one snake in my garden, and that was
a few years ago Thankyou Jesus! Lol
Had Rats one year trying to get under my new shed. I put
a string of Fire Crackers on a long board and set them off under the shed. I then dug a deep trench, filled it with very small Chicken wire and then soil, and then a 2 foot
wide paver stone walk.
I would rather have ANYTHING in my garden than Rats!