Originally Posted By: bkelly1
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Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Cool little rat snake! They’re great climbers!
Did you keep him as a pet?
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Originally Posted By: bkelly1
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They call them chicken snakes here… (I think) No, I didn’t get close enough to catch him. I have a mutual agreement,
We never touch one another.
Originally Posted By: rspriggs
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Looks like bait to me!
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Originally Posted By: mcyr
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Glad to see there is a screen on that louver, I would be petrified, if that little thing would go into the house. Especially if it was mine.
Is this common in that area, and do they find their way in to structures?
What can be done to keep them out?
Marcel
Originally Posted By: bsumpter
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Saturday marked the 2nd baby rattlesnake I have encountered this season.
I also have an agreement...they go away, and I let them live. 
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Originally Posted By: bkelly1
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I see quite a few. I do see more “skins” in attics though!
Originally Posted By: mcyr
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Ben;
Hope you are fine.
I imagine I will never be any competition or yours in your area, because I can't stand those little critters. ha. ha.. I believe I will stay in Maine where it is to cold to even expect them in attics.
Take care.
Marcel