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Old 03-17-2007, 02:32 PM
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I AM MOVING DOWN TO MONROE, SOUTH OF CHARLOTTE AND AM WORRIED ABLUT SNAKES, BOTH POISONOUS AND NON POISONOUS. AM I BEING AN ALARMIST?
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Snakes are everywhere wherever you go. I hear there are Snakes on a Plane as well, or atleast Sam Jackson stated such.

In all seriousness, you are being an alarmist, even paranoia?
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Old 03-17-2007, 07:12 PM
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I don't like snakes either, but am not that worried about them. I heard having a dog helps keep snakes off your property as snakes generally don't like to be messed with so they look for quiet places. Hope that helps.
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I AM MOVING DOWN TO MONROE, SOUTH OF CHARLOTTE AND AM WORRIED ABLUT SNAKES, BOTH POISONOUS AND NON POISONOUS. AM I BEING AN ALARMIST?
Yes, you probably ARE over-reacting. If it will help to ease your mind, read this link that includes some pictures to help you identify them. The only snake I have ever worried about is the "copperhead." Although we were always warned to stay clear of them because they were poison, I can honestly say that in all my 50-years of living here (and growing up on a farm), I can't name a single person that I know of who has been biten by one. I just avoid places that are known habitats and try to stay out of their way. I have seen many black snakes, which I have been told are good to have around because they keep mice away. I actually came home once to find that my outside CAT had a black snake cornered. I guess snakes don't like CATS! So I'm pretty sure they would be just as afraid of you as you would be of them - LOL! Seriously, don't worry.

http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/gaston/Pests...sprsnakes.html
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Old 03-17-2007, 07:58 PM
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We are also moving to Monroe and I have been down here for several weeks monitoring the building process. We are on a heavily wooded lot and I actually walked all over looking for snakes (wearing boots of course) because I had heard the same thing. I didn't see a single snake or anything else scary so I wouldn't worry. I think they are more afraid of us than we are of them.
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What an awesome helpful post!!! BUT, I can't even bring myself to look at that label - I HATE SNAKES, even picture or drawings of them!!
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Old 03-17-2007, 10:54 PM
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I am fine looking at the label, but I understand how you feel, never cared for snakes but have seen more in the UK than I have in 8 years in USA.

I have been told to put this around the permrimeter costs approx $14 from Lowes lasts about 3 months.
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LOL I told my son about this thread. He lives in Mooresville. The only time he has seen a snake is when they cleared land around the corner from him to build a park. One snake in nine years isn't so bad.
My grandson just found a snake skin and enjoyed taking it to boy scouts to show the troop.
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I don't like snakes either, but am not that worried about them. I heard having a dog helps keep snakes off your property as snakes generally don't like to be messed with so they look for quiet places. Hope that helps.
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