 A small Banded Water Snake.
 A large Banded Water Snake.
 A beautiful Flower Snake.
 6.5' Boa Constrictor was found in a garage.
 This 5.5' Boa was found on a lawn.
 The beautiful Corn Snake.
 A deadly Cottonmouth (Water Moccasin).
 The Cottonmouth again, dangerously close.
 This snake hook helps handle the snake.
 A very large Garter Snake.
 One of the largest you'll ever see.
 This is actually a legless Glass Lizard.
 The swift Black Racer, caught at night.
 Usually doesn't like being held.
 A Yellow Rat Snake. It can grow to 6'
 Yes, the belly proves it is indeed yellow.
 Here we have a nearly 5' Coachwhip Snake.
 A dead snake on the road.
 A Yellow Rat Snake caught in an attic.
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 A cotton bag full of snakes.
 I found this snake in a bathroom.
 Notice the strength of this snake.
 A legless Glass Lizard chases a baby Ringneck.
 I caught this snake in a house with glue boards.
 I caught this Juvenile Corn behind a dresser.
 Juvenile Corn on a pen. Keyboard Belly.
 Juvenile Corn Snake crawls on my arm.
 This is actually a baby Black Racer.
 This big glue trap captures snakes.
 Another snake. Pam allows it to free itself.
 The Black Racer strikes! It is fast.
 The Black Racer climbs a tree.
 A Yellow Rat Snake climbs a plant.
 A shed snake skin, probably a Racer.
 This snake was angry at this skull.
 It is thought to be North America's fastest snake.
 A Florida Brown Snake in the grass.
 Me holding the Yellow Rat Snake from the attic.
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 The Banded Water Snake is often...
 ...mistaken for the dangerous Cottonmouth.
 This small Garter Snake was ready to shed.
 A Corn Snake matches the fallen leaves.
 A small coiled Corn Snake.
 A swimming Corn Snake.
 A 4' Cottonmouth (Water Moccasin).
 A HUGE thick 5' Cottonmouth.
 A Southeastern Crowned Snake.
 A Garter Snake, in a striking mood.
 A small Milk Snake crawls along.
 The common Black Racer.
 A Yellow Rat Snake is often well camouflaged.
 A Southern Ringneck Snake.
 A Banded Water Snake of bright color.
 Ignorant customer killed a harmless Mud Snake.
 A nice shot at the angry Coachwhip Snake.
 The Florida Brown Snake.
Shed snake skins in heavy vegetation.
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