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Battling the dreaded Horn worm
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<blockquote data-quote="Ozark Wizard" data-source="post: 465718" data-attributes="member: 3652"><p>A king snake. They are non venomous, but the bit can hurt. They tend to prey on rodents, other snakes (Copperheads mostly around here), and unfortunately small chickens and eggs. I think the biggest one we came across was eight feet long and pestering the rabbits. I didn't measure this one, but I'm guessing six feet long. We released it somewhere away from the coop, and then I put moth balls around in the walls. I did it last year and had no problems with rodents or snakes. I guess they finally dissolved away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ozark Wizard, post: 465718, member: 3652"] A king snake. They are non venomous, but the bit can hurt. They tend to prey on rodents, other snakes (Copperheads mostly around here), and unfortunately small chickens and eggs. I think the biggest one we came across was eight feet long and pestering the rabbits. I didn't measure this one, but I'm guessing six feet long. We released it somewhere away from the coop, and then I put moth balls around in the walls. I did it last year and had no problems with rodents or snakes. I guess they finally dissolved away. [/QUOTE]
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