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Sadiemae 03-29-2012 05:06 PM


Originally Posted by Greenheron (Post 5079469)
Pick the little guys up and take them somewhere more garter snake friendly (brushy/fallen bark/old logs) away from habitation. They don't hurt you but YOU will frighten them and they emit a very smelly musk.

BTW be sure to identify any snake you propose to handle.

Pick them up???? NOT!!! If I get that close to any snake I had better have a shovel in my hand.

jillnjo 03-29-2012 05:38 PM

I know how valuable snakes are to gardens as they eat rodents and bad bugs! We had gobs of them(gardeners) when we first moved here and I stood in the middle of the garden and told myself to stay in control, these things were harmless and helpful!! BUT..... I simply can't stand it when they move and I had to get rid of them! Basically, they live near lots of vegetation and weedy areas. We cleaned our property up near the house and garden and they left. We have Jack Russells and they don't care much for snakes although they will kill them for a little fun. Snakes don't move fast enough for them and they must taste bad!

puppy 04-16-2012 06:29 AM

out.....lol they get real hot unbder the siding and also they go out to eat during the day.


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