snakes

This year the period began on July 3 and will continue all the way through Wednesday, August 11.

Zoologists and wildlife officials have been dumping more snakes into our forests in an effort to increase their population numbers in the wild!

The snakes that people claim they can smell are rattlesnakes, water moccasins, and even copperheads. This has to be an urban legend. Right?

Even if there are just a few stacked up in your back yard - it can be a ecological disaster.

I was cleaning around my pond the other day and found a huge snake skin shed and it reminded me that the Dog Days of Summer are upon us!

Obviously I didn't smell the snake, I thought everyone around me was joking when they claimed they could smell snakes.

Only Texas and Australia are on par with the sheer number of potentially deadly beasts and bugs found in the Sportsman's paradise.

Authorized agents will also be able to earn bonuses depending on the amount and size of snakes sent to that great slithering ground in the sky.

What should worry us are the poisonous snakes that are hiding in places that we would never notice.

This weekend inside the spacious Longview Exhibit Center, the H.E.R.P. Show is set to astound visitors with the science of Herpetology.

This story sounds like something straight out of a nightmare.

Just in case you’re needing to freshen up on some tips here are some things to keep in mind during snake season!