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Posted by: DBurdick at Thu Dec 17 21:39:25 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DBurdick ]  
   

I know Southern Pine Snakes are native to Georgia but has anyone reported a NORTHERN Pine Snake in the Mountains of North Georgia. This summer while camping we found a young Northern Pine Snake in the Smokey Mts north of Cherokee, NC. As this area is geographically directly above North Georgia, we wonder if a Northern Pine Snake has ever been reported in the mountains of North Georgia. When we found the Northern Pine Snake on the southern part of the Smokeys a park Ranger also saw it. This snake previously was only thought to inhabit the North Western side of the Smokeys in Tennessee.

   

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