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I know it’s hard to tell what kind snakes are when they’re small but hoping that someone on here will know. This is the third one that I found this week in and around my shop. It’s only about 6-8 inches long. Attachment 340069Attachment 340070Attachment 340072
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Looks like a baby rat snake or northern water snake
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Juvie Black Rat Snake or commonly called chicken snake. Much better to have around a farm than a cat. They eat mice, voles , rats, and poisonous snakes.
Copper headed water rattlers , in Mississippi
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Looks like an eastern milk snake to me, their colors vary quite a bit. Used to see them a lot in Southern Indiana, and the fish and wildlife folks like to carry them around to events for people to handle as they are quite docile.
if he tries to shake his tail like a rattler its a black rat snake
IF it were around me it'd be a dead snake !! :Rofl
Baby rat snake. They eat a ton of bugs and mice for their size.
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If it's nose is turned upward it's eastern hognose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
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It’s a scary snake, and I wouldn’t pick it up, in fact if I saw it again around my place I’d have a for sale sign installed
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Eastern Hog NoseQuote:
Originally Posted by brjohnson429
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Get it away from me! Lol