Help getting snake out of the garage

jdav · May 13, 2017

Well, I don't have a clue where it's at. Either I can rip cabinets off of the wall, give him the garage, or light a match.

GeauxLSU · May 13, 2017

jdav said:
Well, I don't have a clue where it's at. Either I can rip cabinets off of the wall, give him the garage, or light a match.

He's watching you.....

Zeake · May 13, 2017

I wonder if the zoo would let you borrow a mongoose or maybe a honey badger.

Scorpius · May 13, 2017

jdav said:
Well, I don't have a clue where it's at. Either I can rip cabinets off of the wall, give him the garage, or light a match.

You'll find him...it'll be when you've totally forgotten about it and it'll be unexpected :-)

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Dundee · May 13, 2017

GeauxLSU said:
He's watching you.....

He's behind you

24on48hunting · May 13, 2017

Check high and low. It's likely that it was looking for a cool place to lay up and your garage was it.

D_Max · May 13, 2017

Scorpius said:
You'll find him...it'll be when you've totally forgotten about it and it'll be unexpected :-)

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Probably made her way into the house she needs a dry place to lay her eggs

bensskateshop · May 13, 2017

That is NOT a copperhead. It is non venomous.

GeauxLSU · May 13, 2017

bensskateshop said:
That is NOT a copperhead. It is non venomous.

It's a copperwaterrattler. They're bad this time of year.

cpark · May 13, 2017

Not a copperhead! Looks to be a water snake. While non venomous the can be aggressive at times.