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RE: Two snakes from Mississippi

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Posted by: DROOPY11 at Wed Jun 23 18:06:23 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DROOPY11 ]  
   


Wow; thanks! You really know your reptiles celticvamp. Great info!

I live in North-East MS, near the Alabama and Tennessee border (a town called Glenn).

Good to know there are so many non-venomous snakes in this area, but I will study and look into what the venomous ones look like. We don't live near any large body's of water, so I am hoping there are only the three rattler species you spoke of around these parts. (I am much more use to rattle snakes and their obvious tail rattles, as I am originally from California where I saw far more Western Rattlesnakes than any other snake of ANY type. Unfortunately, I was quite aggressive towards this species, and would shoot or knife (via throwing!) any and all I spotted. ).

I know all of this may sound excessively cruel to you, but my wife has a horrible phobia towards all snakes, but I am now trying to educate her about their benefits (with your great emails).

Thanks again,

-Bill




   

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