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Quote: LOL-thanks. We are snake friendly around my house, too. We all come running to look everytime one of us sees a snake. Usually, though, it is gone before we all get to see it. blue90292- how'd he get it in the bottle? Well, he just picked it up and put it in there. I don't make it...

Quote: Not having been bit by a venomous snake before, I do not know how that would be, but I have been bit by non-venomous snakes and I can tell you - it's over before you know you've been bit. Little bruise-y feeling for a couple of days and that's it. Hurts less than a bee sting or fire...

Wow- sorry to hear about your experience there...sounds awful. I've been bitten a few times, but not yet by a venomous snake. I get a little lax about snakes during the year until I happen upon one, then it seems I'm constantly looking for 'em. Here's hoping I continue to see them before they...

I would donate it to a university or whatever if i had a problem with it being here. I don't mind that it is here as it serves a purpose as well as every other animal or reptile or insect.. I just relocated it a few acres away from my garden / house / dogs / kids because it is so highly...

Quote: I might be wrong, but I think that we do have kingsnakes around here. We definitely have Blue Indigo's and they LOVE to eat rattlesnakes. Heck, if I had a mind to hunt them down, I'd eat the rattlesnakes...they're really not bad fried. But we've got catfish and bass fresh from the...

It is fine for the chickens to eat Black Widow spiders. Ingesting the spider will not harm them, a bite from the spider however, could harm them. Canarygirl, I've seen a couple of posts you've made this evening. May I suggest that you start a new topic when you have a question not really...

Nope, don't think it's me. But I do really enjoy having snakes both as pets and the outdoor 'wild' kind. They are truly amazing creatures. 'Course, I'm fond of most any animal and can't think of a single one I'd call a pest. They're just doing what they were meant to do and trying to...

LOL, no they do not eat chickens. Although I suppose the two big ones would if they had the opportunity. They eat rats, nothing else.

I absolutely agree with you, eichenluft. As for how he got it in the bottle? He picked it up and put it in there. There's not a snake yet that he's found outside and NOT picked up. He's just that way, I guess. It used to really bother me - I was sure he'd get bit (we both have, but...

...a Coral Snake - in my garden, next to the coop. DH caught it and stuck it in a soda bottle. We are going to relocate it to the far end of our property, about 10 acres away. I wonder how the chickens would have dealt with this guy?