Yeah, I've caught several Pine Woods snakes around my area in the past. One winter I flipped a log and I could just see the snake coiled up inside the rotted bark. Another time I found one in my buddy's flower garden in the mulch in Ft. Pierce.



Very cool little snakes that are usually very placid and easy-going when handled. Mildly venomous(rear-fanged) as well.



They can be pretty variable just like most snakes too.







~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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