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Rat snakes can get mean when threatened Thanks to our Good Lord and a new house, she no longer has to deal with them Ann Burton Murphy writes: That is a rat snake. They can get mean and make a rattling noise when they feel threatened. I've dealt with too many of them, getting in my old house, over the past few years. Thanks to our good Lord, I will no longer have to deal with snakes, getting in to my house. I've been blessed with building a new house.Ann Burton Murphy - Ann Burton MurphyComments above about: Thinks Rice Addition patio snake is chicken or rate snake This story was posted on 2012-05-29 12:07:07
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