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Snake in Maury's tree is probably trying to shed Best advice: Give it ground. Leave it be. It is likely to leave of own accord in a few days Miss Donna writes: The snake is probably getting ready to shed. If you leave it alone, it will most likely be gone in a few days. They usually don't stay in one place too long unless they're getting ready to shed their skin, which may take a day or two. - Miss DonnaComments re article 59930 How does Maury Lewis get the snake out of her tree This story was posted on 2013-06-03 10:36:53
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