IMPORTANT NOTE: This list is an independent mailing list which is NOT affiliated with any group, organization or snake awareness program.
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This is a group to discuss effective methods for promoting and protecting snakes.
Snakes play an important role in our environment.
Many snakes face threats from habitat destruction to unfair persecution, to rattlesnake round ups.
Do you have ideas for how to protect these wonderful animals? Are you active in helping to teach others about them? Or are you just interested in discussing this subject? If so, please join us!
No they are not aggressive to each other, but if they are relocated more than 1/2 mile from where you pick them up, even if it's still in their territory, they
I am afraid that NM and Texas and a few other states will just turn a blind eye to this. Curious why they go after the rattlesnake and not have a copperhead,
Jan, thank you for posting this. I also posted it in the AHA website. (now that it's moved to a better server and isn't always crashing!) Kat ... -- Talk to
We hear you and totally understand. Been there and done that. I think trying to champion snakes is the most depressing thing I have ever done. But someone has
I've relocated a bunch (mostly Prairies, but one Desert Massasauga too) this summer, and one thing that truly pisses me off is that when people drive by and