If you do the moth balls don't just put out single ones everywhere. Put 5 or 10 in a bowl and put it in your bilge where it won't spill. Put another bowl near the front of the boat. Put your cover on. Those babies will stink anything out but it might stink you out also

Get a small amount of chlorine tablets, place one in each storage box, live well, battery compartment, etc. Animals of any kind can't stand the smell of chlorine. I would remove the rods first and wouldn't leave the tablets over 2 nights. I had trouble with squirrels and cats digging in my flower beds so I put a few chlorine tablets out and within a few days they moved on.

When i was younger i had a pet ball python and she got away from me one day. She crawled up under the trim beneath the bathroom sink. We got a mouse from petco, put it in a jar with holes in the lid and left it. About an hour later she was wrapped around that jar.

The big sticky traps made for snakes.

What does a snake turd look like?

We use "Snake Away" at my office building because of the large tank next to it. It does work well.

Well thanks for the different solutions guys. I just hope to high hell that thing is gone or will be gone soon. I am going to go with the sticky pad idea.

I thought about doing this but it contains a high level of sulfur and didn't want to deal with getting that smell out of the boat.

I rent out packs of Mongooses--or Mongeese--or Mongi--whatever.

I am really down with that!

Sale the boat!

Clean all of your compartments out and use baby powder it will tell you if it's still there and if it's a snake.

Sounds to me like you have a new boat owner

Turn the boat upside down and shake it real hard.

You can try a heating pad in an open area It will look for the warmth and then grab the salad tong and throw him out lol OR use a 45 and shoot him