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Yeah we’ve made peace. I convinced my wife the little guy is beneficial to have around And yeah the pond is a really thriving ecosystem with a ton of crayfish and salamanders and frogs. I also named it terry and refer to it as terry so I helped to personalize it to my wife heh. So she is cool...

I think I’ve convinced my wife to not shoot the snake heh It is a plain bellied water snake. Yellow bellied to be precise. About 2 feet long. Pretty docile little guy. He let me get right up next to him (or her) Once I found out it wasn’t a danger to the ducks I Was fine with it. It hunts at...

I’m good with the snake. This particular type seems pretty non threatening and he only seems to hunt at night when the Ducks are penned up anyway Wife absolutely hates snakes. Trying to convince her this type isn’t too bad and will keep worse away

Just north of Huntsville in Hazel Green As long as it won’t bother my ducks I’m good. My wife hates snakes and wants to shoot it. I’m trying to convince her that it will keep a worse snake like a cottonmouth away. But moving it out may be more to save its life In The end than anything else heh

I could in a pinch. It doesn’t seem like something that would bother my ducks aside from my female Pekin, Peep, is a bully and likes to attack things. The ducks only go in the pond mid day. The snake seems to only be active evenings so I don’t think there will be much overlap. But trying to...

Alabama has a red bellied and yellow bellied variety Near as I can tell they are basically the same. This one had a yellow belly. The shape of the head was from a non-venomous snake. And the coloring matches the Water snake

Found this dude chasing frogs in my pond today. Think it’s a yellow bellied water snake. Eats cray fish and frogs and salamanders. All of which live in my pond. Fairly harmless but don’t want snakes near my ducks. Anyone know a good way to get rid of snakes other than shooting them which is my...