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Old 05-12-14, 05:02 PM   #1
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What kind of snake? In northern SC.
Parents found this baby snake in the yard. Any clue what it might be?
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Old 05-27-14, 12:30 PM   #2
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Re: What kind of snake? In northern SC.
Dekay's Brown Snake. Also, not a baby. They're usually less than a foot long as adults.
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Dekay's brown snake, but I think you posted in the wrong forum.
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Yep, Dekay's. Unless you're in Texas, then it's a Texas Brown Snake. Because in Texas we name everything after Texas. It is absolutely harmless Unless you happen to be an insect.
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Because in Texas we name everything after Texas.
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Not sure if it's just the way the twigs are or did this little guy get hit with a weed Wacker or something?
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