53" Rubber Snake Realistic Fake Snakes Toy for Fool's Day Pranks Halloween

Worked well to deter some determined Cardinals! Very lifelike.

I put this in my fruit tree to deter squirrels. It seems to work so far, I don’t know if they will become habituated to it in time. It is big enough and realistic enough that it startled our landscaper too, so be sure to tell anyone working in your yard if you put this up.

very realistic. however the mice figured out it was fake. Scared the wife half to death when she went into the storage room .... plan to put in pool skimmer for the next pool guy visit. :)

This rubber snake is hilarious! I bring it with me on the disc golf course and it never fails to get a good scare out of my friends. It looks surprisingly realistic and holds up well being tossed around. Super fun gag that adds some laughs to the game—totally worth it!

Description didn’t give diameter of snake so it wasn’t what I wanted.. I want a thicker snake 50 inches and lifelike.. this was small diameter and 50 inches.. nice product tho.. if ya have what I’m looking for let me know

This snake is acceptable quality and may fool birds and rodents, but it's glossy exterior is a dead giveaway the it's fake. Real snakes are not shiny in the sun, so I applied a satin clear coat to the snake and it now looks much more convincing. It even scared some young kid relatives.

I purchased to scare squirrels and mice away from my pool equipment. Worked really great on the squirrels and not sure yet about the mice. Also works excellent on people. Has made me jump many times! LOL

We have problems with the neighborhood squirrels taunting out two cats. The cats are inside the screened pool enclosure, the squirrels are on the outside, in trees, on the fence and climbing on top of the screen. When this happens the cats often try to get them by climbing the inside of the enclosure. A friend mentioned using plastic snakes so I thought I would try them. I placed them on our pool deck and they are pretty realistic. Most people who see them, think they are real ... and apparently the squirrels do to because they aren't nearly as likely to approach the pool enclosure. It still happens from time to time, but not nearly as often as before. This snake has a permanent bend close to the head, so it can't be stretched out completely straight. This isn't an issue for me. The other thing is that my cats like to bite the end of the snakes tail. So far they have bitten off an inch or two.