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  • susie

    Instincts paid off big time.

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  • jimdeere

    Jesus walked on the water, and I would have, too.

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  • tnranger

    I get mostly ring neck snakes, short-tailed shrews, box turtles, and jumping spiders, along with the obligatory frogs. A rat snake has lived in the railroad-tie retainer wall for the last several years. I named it Stubby, as it lost it's tail, somehow. I think it's there for the endless buffet of critters that don't make it to the skimmers.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Good on you to let it go

    Don't have to worry about them around here but on vacation i have seen just two over the years down south

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  • bullshot
    Ditch-Runner: 30447235427739/comments/30447250998683

    Good on you to let it go

    Don't have to worry about them around here but on vacation i have seen just two over the years down south

    I don't kill snakes, any kind of snake, I leave them alone unless they are venomous, the venomous ones I catch and relocate to an area that is safe for them .... and people.

    Snakes are extremely beneficial to the environment, helping to control rodents and insects and the like, this of course doesn't apply to the evasive Pythons that are slowly taking over the state.

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  • Butchdog2

    Red on Yellow?

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  • Bubba Jr.

    It's very rare when we see one around here. They have all been garter snakes. Freaks the wife out through. I just laugh at her and continue with what I was doing.

    Joe

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  • pulsarnc

    Bella , my lab who guards the yard has treed 2 snakes in the last week . One chicken snake ,aka a rat snake and a black racer . Both taken to new homes asap . Wife and granddaughter don't do well with snakes .

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