

At first we thought it was a Copperhead, but Caleb read that young Copperheads have a yellow tip at the end of their tails.

and Matt took care of it for us ;-)
(he used the pick axe, then he buried it in a ant mound :-) )
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ETA: We are pretty sure that our snake was just an Oak Snake (which is another name for the Grey Rat Snake) so we killed a
non-venomous snake :-(.
But hey, we would rather be safe than sorry! ;-)
non-venomous snake :-(.
But hey, we would rather be safe than sorry! ;-)
2 comments:
Ashley -- Yes!! I think you found the right one!! Thank you!! How did you find the picture of the oak snake?
><>Molly<><
I'm glad you killed him... :-) They CAN be kind of cool if they are not poisonous though... ;)
~Hannah
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