Type of snakes you have seen in your area???

[Southernshooter]

Way down here in Ms
Pygmy Rattler
E. Diamondback
Water moccasin actually been hit by one of these guys.
Copperhead/Cottonmouth
Timber rattler on occasions
Garter
Black snakes
Several different species of
Kings
Corns
I have seen a few snakes out in the ocean which I am not sure of the species
Green snakes severl species

[DutchHerp]

Way down here in Ms
Pygmy Rattler
E. Diamondback
Water moccasin actually been hit by one of these guys.
Copperhead/Cottonmouth
Timber rattler on occasions
Garter
Black snakes
Several different species of
Kings
Corns
I have seen a few snakes out in the ocean which I am not sure of the species
Green snakes severl species

Hahahahahaha!

Later, Matt

[Southernshooter]

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[Wretched Deviant]

Live in Kansas, I've really only seen copperheads, water moccasins, and garter snakes (I laugh at the prices people want to charge for them) and a big reticulated that escaped someone's home, it was a free roamer and pushed open a screen door.

[redpython]

where are you seeing cottonmouth / water moccasins in kansas?

[SpiderBP]

where are you seeing cottonmouth / water moccasins in kansas?

Wikipedia shows that their range includes South-Eastern Kansas....

I saw one at a State Park in South-West Indiana a few years back.

[burtard]

I live in Western Colorado and i see many snake hunting with my friend Harlin. We've see the following: Great Basin Gopher snakes, Rough Green snakes, Terestrial Garter snakes, and emoyri ratsnkes. Although, I know their are Midget-faded rattlesnakes, southwestern black-headed snakes, yellow-bellied racers, Night snakes, and Utah Milk snakes.

[redpython]

what state park in indiana?

they haven't been seen in indiana since the early 80s. i have a paper from sherman minton on the hoosier population, and my uncle who is a conservation officer was with sherman minton when they authenticated the finds (not too far from jasper, in). but it was a small population and hasn't been seen in a long long time.

Wikipedia shows that their range includes South-Eastern Kansas....

I saw one at a State Park in South-West Indiana a few years back.

[DutchHerp]

Way down here in Ms
Pygmy Rattler
E. Diamondback
Water moccasin actually been hit by one of these guys.
Copperhead/Cottonmouth
Timber rattler on occasions
Garter
Black snakes
Several different species of
Kings
Corns
I have seen a few snakes out in the ocean which I am not sure of the species
Green snakes severl species

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You don't see the humor in this?

Later, Matt

[MattU]

You don't see the humor in this?

Later, Matt

The copperhead/cottonmouth thing? Unless you're seeing something else