Re: poisonous snake hibernation

Posted by Andy on March 16, 2001 at 21:22:22:

In Reply to: poisonous snake hibernation posted by bobby on March 16, 2001 at 15:52:57:

im guessing its pretty much the same in throughout the south as it is here in houston. They, along with all other sankes, don't come out at a predictable time. it is normally after the temp sudenly spikes and climbs upward. the other day i found the first snake ive seen all year, a broad banded water snake, so depending on the temps. and weather in your area, theyll probably be out from anytime as soon as now to as late asmaybe mid-late april. this is just a guess though. sry:(

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: im guessing its pretty much the same in throughout the south as it is here in houston. They, along with all other sankes, don't come out at a predictable time. it is normally after the temp sudenly spikes and climbs upward. the other day i found the first snake ive seen all year, a broad banded water snake, so depending on the temps. and weather in your area, theyll probably be out from anytime as soon as now to as late asmaybe mid-late april. this is just a guess though. sry:(

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