Snake ID?
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Re: Snake ID?
Eastern hog nose snake, they are commenly forund near forests and burry into the soft earth. No need to worry about this guy he is harmless.
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johns03272008
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To humans maybe but not our rabbit population!!!tdog wrote:Eastern hog nose snake, they are commenly forund near forests and burry into the soft earth. No need to worry about this guy he is harmless.
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Shotgun John
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Harmless to them too. Eats amphibians. Rodents are toxic to them.johns03272008 wrote:To humans maybe but not our rabbit population!!!tdog wrote:Eastern hog nose snake, they are commenly forund near forests and burry into the soft earth. No need to worry about this guy he is harmless.
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Hognose snakes eat frogs and fish, they are rear fanged and are toxic (kinda like a bee sting) but if you are allergic could be worse. They flatten their heads and stand up like a cobra. They are really cool and rare,... btw most states its illeagal to kill em. The exeption is their western cousin the western hognose.