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Old 06-18-04, 09:30 AM   #16
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Wow, What kind of hognose is that? Do you know if it's M or F?
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Old 06-18-04, 10:01 AM   #17
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WOW Teresa!! What a find! I've looked forever for a hognose and not found a single one! Plenty of everything else though! Wow he's huge! Gotta love the Kawarthas eh!!
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Old 06-18-04, 08:55 PM   #18
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I dont think you will have to worry about that snake bitting your child. these snakes have very large home ranges and i would not be suprised if that snake is miles away the day after you release it. I have found 2 on my property in the same year, one juvinile and one large adult and have not seen another in two years here. nor did i ever see one here the three years before that.
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