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Tip from Tarheel State: Mothballs repel snakes About: Birds of Kentucky Eggs of little bird escaped disaster To ColumbiaMagazine.com: I hear that moth balls are a great snake repellant - moth balls "supposedy" are the same material as the commercial snake repellant. Going to give it a try on the slithering creatures here in North Carolina this year to help keep them out of my garage! s/Dave Burton Thanks for the tip. Thanks for keeping us posted. Let us know when the Burmese Pythons make it there from Florida, or if any black bears get et by alligators. We've got about all we can do contending with monster cow snakes and coyotes. And we still haven't settled, in Adair County a lot of the big issues facing us, like whether Saboo, the side show wildman who ate the heads off chickens, really was an imposter of English nobility who actually had a PhD from Oxford. -EW This story was posted on 2010-04-26 10:47:24
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