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  • How to Identify a Cotton Mouth or Water Moccasin Snake

    The Water Moccasin or Cotton Mouth snake is one of the most venomous pit vipers found mainly in the south eastern part of the United States. This article will explain how to identify this awesome...

  • How to Pick Up and Hold a Snake

    First of all, one must consider that the age-old saying and motto of many that, “The only good snake is a dead snake,” is simply not true! Many snakes are indispensable to the Earth’s...

  • How to Gut a Snake

    Gutting a snake might sound difficult, but if you have a sharp knife and you're not squeamish, you can get it accomplished without much difficulty by following a few simple steps.

  • How to Catch a Common Garter Snake

    Garter snakes are part of the thamnophis genus. They have colored strips on a checkered or solid color background. Typically the stripes are red or yellow but they have the ability to change their...

  • How to Stop a Pet Snake From Striking

    Snakes are cool reptiles to have as pets. Occasionally a snake will develop the pesky problem of striking at you. If you don't do everything possible to correct the problem, you will soon have a...

  • How to Pick Up a Snake

    Sometimes a snake may come into your house, garage or yard. Knowing how to pick up the snake to remove it can help keep you safe. Several snakes in North America are poisonous and must be avoided....

  • How to Catch a Snake

    Snakes are interesting creatures, and more often than not, they're not dangerous. However, if there is any doubt about a snake and whether or not it's venomous, don't try catching it. You will...

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