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re: Snake Stories: Too Close for Comfort Edition
Posted on 7/1/20 at 11:42 am to Gtmodawg
Posted on 7/1/20 at 11:42 am to Gtmodawg
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I don't know about the rest of the south but Moccasins are rare if not non-existent above I-20 in Georgia. Brown water snakes are eerywhere though....
Seems to me, that it depends on the creek. I grew up a little west of Huntsville Al. and there were 4 creeks that came together just a little ways from our house, and we use to fish all of them. 3 of the creeks had kind of fast moving water and you didn't see many cottonmouths on them, plenty of water snakes though, the other creek, was slower moving, and came through a couple swamps. It was full of cottonmouths.
The faster moving creeks don't have as much grass overhangs and stuff and have more rocky banks, it doesn't give them as good places to hide and hunt.
This post was edited on 7/1/20 at 12:01 pm
Posted on 7/1/20 at 12:52 pm to auggie
Lago Vista, TX
- Back in the 80s, I walking down a path towards the golf course, brother holes at me, I stop and turn around hollering at home for about 15 seconds. I hear a noise, look down by my foot and see a rattle rattling. I bolted out of there and saw the snake “hopping” off.
Woods near Kentwood, LA
- Clearing a lane for travel during hunting season. Walking along and in mid stride something catches my eye, I look down and there’s a copperhead directly beneath me. I walked right over him.
- Back in the 80s, I walking down a path towards the golf course, brother holes at me, I stop and turn around hollering at home for about 15 seconds. I hear a noise, look down by my foot and see a rattle rattling. I bolted out of there and saw the snake “hopping” off.
Woods near Kentwood, LA
- Clearing a lane for travel during hunting season. Walking along and in mid stride something catches my eye, I look down and there’s a copperhead directly beneath me. I walked right over him.
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