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Old 05-06-16, 10:45 AM   #1
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Mystery Shed!

Moved into the new house and 2 weeks later random, just about full, shed is on the back porch when I get home at nearly 11pm!

I couldn't make out the markings but it smelled AWFUL, so I'm thinking it belongs to a garter. It was about 2 feet long and dull. I was all excited "mom! There's a shed in the back yard!" Her response "did ine of your snakes get out?" Me "Nope! And it smells REALLY bad!" She just groans.

If a bypasser heard this conversation I bet they would think I was talking an actual shed and not a snake skin lol. Which....we have one of those in the back yard too. Lol.
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Old 05-06-16, 01:25 PM   #2
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Re: Mystery Shed!

dear minkness-i wonder if you'll ever find out what left it behind? the same thing happened to my husband. he is a custodian at a retirement center. last month he was changing a florescent light bulb in the ceiling and when he pushed the panel out and shown his flashlite in the crawl space, there was a nice long snake skin. i think the snake found the perfect place to live. it was warm, dark, no one bothered it, and they have a pantry that an occaisonal mouse has been caught. i told him to keep an eye out for it so he can let it go before anyone kills it. he hasn't found it yet.
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If you count the scale rows you can then determine if it came from a garter or not. Still, always cool to have nature right in your backyard!
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Old 05-07-16, 07:02 AM   #4
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It sounds like you need to go herping in your neighborhood. I've been lucky enough to catch a couple lined snakes in my backyard after mowing the grass. It's pretty cool not having to go far to see snakes.
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Old 05-07-16, 08:33 AM   #5
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Maybe! My yard is pretty small, and I'm not comfortable going into other's yards, which ia what makes up the neighborhood. Not a whole lot of free space available.
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