Snake ?
Last week i found 2 snakes that were not poisonous but i do not know what they were.
They looked like fishing worms but were bigger. About 10 inches long and as skinny as a pencil.
They got relocated to the end of the property by my shop. Just have to keep them away from the house and my wife.
Any idea?
They looked like fishing worms but were bigger. About 10 inches long and as skinny as a pencil.
They got relocated to the end of the property by my shop. Just have to keep them away from the house and my wife.
Any idea?
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I live about 1/3 of a mile from moccasin creek. Friday i went in my shop i killed one about 2 and 1/2 foot and today when i went in my shop i killed a bigger one almost 4 foot.
Any ideas how to keep them away.0 -
Around here that would be a Ring snake. 0 -
The ferret and the dog cornered a pretty sizable milk snake (I think that's the name - black color) in the back yard last weekend...
I used a canvas bag and a tennis racket to collect it and place it behind the fence by about 10 yds...
Think they kill mice and rats - which is okay with me but I don't want one of the animals tangling with it - and it seems to be a beneficial species
The ferret has killed garter snakes - but they were small.
Yours were neutral colored / brownish like an earthworm???
Nature provides many venomous dangerous snakes with bright colors as a warning - but there are some non venomous imitators as well
Mike0 -
I thought you were talking about Pelosi taking control again[V][xx(][:(][:(!] 0 -
Possibly worm snakes. Check photos here:
https://herpsofnc.org/worm-snake/0 -
quote:Originally posted by mrmike08075
The ferret and the dog cornered a pretty sizable milk snake (I think that's the name - black color) in the back yard last weekend...
I used a canvas bag and a tennis racket to collect it and place it behind the fence by about 10 yds...
Think they kill mice and rats - which is okay with me but I don't want one of the animals tangling with it - and it seems to be a beneficial species
The ferret has killed garter snakes - but they were small.
Yours were neutral colored / brownish like an earthworm???
Nature provides many venomous dangerous snakes with bright colors as a warning - but there are some non venomous imitators as well
Mike
Milk snakes are red, black and white, most forms are banded, some with red blotches on b & w or gray background.0
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