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    snake ID

    a friend sent this to me and ask for a ID on the snake, if you know for sure, please respond


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    I'm going with...

    a common grass snake. I'm not 100% but pretty close.

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    We call 'em garden snake around here...I think.

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    central NC, I think I found the answer, garter snake, from this web site

    http://www.bio.davidson.edu/projects...nakeID/All.asp

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    garden, gardner, or garter.......they're all the same and harmless

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    Definitely a Garter snake. If you are ever unsure about a snake being poisonous you can flip them over and look at their tail. if the scale pattern looks interlocking(like when you put your knuckles in each hand together with the knuckles going between each other) then it is a poisonous snake. if the scale pattern is straight(like when you look at your fingers outstretched) then is is non posionous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robja View Post
    Definitely a Garter snake. If you are ever unsure about a snake being poisonous you can flip them over and look at their tail. if the scale pattern looks interlocking(like when you put your knuckles in each hand together with the knuckles going between each other) then it is a poisonous snake. if the scale pattern is straight(like when you look at your fingers outstretched) then is is non posionous.
    Ummmm...I'll assume this is step #2 only if step is #1 shovel to the head?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Agitated88 View Post
    Ummmm...I'll assume this is step #2 only if step is #1 shovel to the head?
    You don't want to kill non posionous snakes. just trap their heads with a hoe and pick them up behind the head and check it out. I keep a sack in my truck in case i see a black snake along the road. I will catch it and carry it home because it will kill the copperheads as well as any yard vermin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by weekender View Post
    central NC, I think I found the answer, garter snake, from this web site

    http://www.bio.davidson.edu/projects...nakeID/All.asp
    So the weather is warming up....
    Thanks for bringing up that website Greg, good tool for the boys who love to play with snakes...
    MM

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