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| when I insisted on a mud room in the new house we are building. The other day my rubber boots had frogs in them, today I found this little gem hiding under them, then while mowing I stirred up this guy. No more boots left outside for me 
Snake- short video of one slithering off around the house
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Location: Missouri | Oh my goodness! I would've peed my pants. I HATE snakes!
We had a baby copperhead IN the house two yrs ago when we first moved in. The people who lived here before us left the land a complete overgrown mess...so we saw literally dozens of snakes that summer. Caught several other babies in mouse traps in the basement. It was gross. I told my husband I wanted to move...lol! |
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Location: Missouri | Oh and I meant to ask....is that the poisonous or no poisonous kind? I get the color patterns confused... |
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Location: LaBelle, Florida | Looks like a coral snake-poisonous
red on black, friend of jack, red on yellow, kill a fellow.
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Location: CTX | Yuck.... And I thought I had it tough when I found a toad in my slipper.....   |
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Location: NC | I have to say thats one perk of living on an island that has no poisonous anything lol. I leave shoes outside all the time and besides the occasional caterpillar they are empty. I would have freaked out!! |
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Location: Missouri | Racer4eva - 2015-06-25 7:44 PM
I have to say thats one perk of living on an island that has no poisonous anything lol. I leave shoes outside all the time and besides the occasional caterpillar they are empty. I would have freaked out!!
Call me an idiot....but where do you live where there's no poisonous anything?! I want to move there! |
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| I just looked it up and if I'm not dumb it looks like a Coral snake! Yikes! |
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| Definitely a coral snake but the good part ist that it has to gnaw on you rather than just bite you |
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| I read they have very small mouths and it is difficult for them to bite you, which explains why none of the cats or dog were bit- they were all trying to get a piece of it. This one still got the death sentence, my grandbaby is moving in in a few weeks, no poisious snakes allowed. I don't bother the non venemous snakes. |
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| streakysox - 2015-06-25 8:18 PM Definitely a coral snake but the good part ist that it has to gnaw on you rather than just bite you
Oh good because everyone loves snakes that gnaw on you! |
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Location: Paradise , tx | kasaj2000 - 2015-06-25 7:22 PM Looks like a coral snake-poisonous
red on black, friend of jack, red on yellow, kill a fellow.
That's the saying my husband taught me , so this would be a coral snake- and yes coral snake are poisonous
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Location: NC | MOGirl07 - 2015-06-25 9:48 PM
Racer4eva - 2015-06-25 7:44 PM
I have to say thats one perk of living on an island that has no poisonous anything lol. I leave shoes outside all the time and besides the occasional caterpillar they are empty. I would have freaked out!!
Call me an idiot....but where do you live where there's no poisonous anything?! I want to move there!
Long island, ny. Think its too over populated for most wildlife. We have some wildlife but nothing like mainland lol.
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | rodeomom3 - 2015-06-25 7:08 PM when I insisted on a mud room in the new house we are building. The other day my rubber boots had frogs in them, today I found this little gem hiding under them, then while mowing I stirred up this guy. No more boots left outside for me Snake- short video of one slithering off around the house
Edited by Southtxponygirl 2015-06-27 11:11 PM
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Location: Heart of Texas | Ugh! We have coral snakes too. I foung a baby hog nose in my HOUSE the other day! No idea how he got in. |
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Location: In my own world | Racer4eva - 2015-06-25 7:44 PM
I have to say thats one perk of living on an island that has no poisonous anything lol. I leave shoes outside all the time and besides the occasional caterpillar they are empty. I would have freaked out!!
Howdy neighbor!! Where do you live cause I'm moving there!!!
Wait....do you have snakes of any kind? Even non poison ones scare me!!! |
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| OMG I live in n. Tx do I need to worry about coral snakes!?! We have copperheads and supposedly rattlers but never seen one.
I kill ALL snakes and do not try to find out if they are poisonous or not. I know snakes have their place in the world but I prefer it not to be my place!! Icky! |
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Location: Montana | I was told today that if you put rock salt out it will deter them as it burns their bellies. And also pigs help but I didn't get the answer to that as she had to help someone else. |
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Location: Missouri | Lucy's Mom - 2015-06-28 12:48 AM
I was told today that if you put rock salt out it will deter them as it burns their bellies. And also pigs help but I didn't get the answer to that as she had to help someone else.
Like, sprinkle it on the sidewalks and stuff?? I may do this! |
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