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fyrffytr1

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I am being invaded by snakes this year. I almost stepped on this one and I was only wearing flip-flops! If it had struck me I could have lost a hair on my big toe!:laughing7: I wonder if I posted "No Trespassing" signs real low if that would keep them out?:icon_scratch:
 

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My research says that your snake is a Midland Brown snake, and they are quite common in Georgia. Looks like you are on a good start towards your own reptile garden.
 
Make up a garlic spray and apply to likely paths - they don't like it and its effective for about 3-4 weeks
 
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Dang it fyrffytr1 - I would spend 95% of time just looking out for them!
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Sign has to read "No Snake Zone" like the gun signs that keep guns out. :)
 
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Win I libed en Jawja wee kawled dem No Showlders.
 
That's one cute little snake!! Up here they've gone into hibernation, but the ground will be frozen soon and it'll be too cold and snowy to hunt.
 

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