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  1. WalkingWolf

    Venomous & nonvenomous snakes in the same area

    Quote: There are a couple ways to get rid of it. 1) if you are sure it's non venomous - jump right in there and wrestle it for awhile then take it for a long walk and turn it loose. It always "wows" the onlookers. - the snake wrestling part 2) since most people don't like plan A you can get...
  2. WalkingWolf

    Venomous & nonvenomous snakes in the same area

    Quote: We have those here (I also live in Virginia) and here's the info I found on them: Eastern Worm snake (Carphophis amoenus) Description: A small (up to 35 cm TL) and smooth wormlike burrowing snake with a brown back and pink belly. The pink color extends onto the first scale row...
  3. WalkingWolf

    Venomous & nonvenomous snakes in the same area

    Steve you have to be careful of copperheads if you own a dog, the dogs instinct is to go after it. I have had 3 dogs snake bit, luckily they survived, seems benadryl does a good job of stopping a reaction from a snake bite. I don't think it works that way for people though.
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