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NotAnAngel · 09-11-2006, 12:02 PM

Its true Wild hogs do actually seek out and eat snakes, something of a delicacy for them I think. How many wild hogs are you willing to have round your property? they can stink a bit and be not sooooo friendly. Farm hogs will also eat a snake if it happens across his path. Again do you reallllly want Eau de Piggy all around your house? EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!

Get a few cats, they dont actually KILL snakes often if ever but.. they DO kill what the snakes are coming by for. ie rodents. Make sure your property is rodent free and it will seriously reduce snake visits. Turkeys also indulge in a bit of Snake hunting when opportunity arises.. However you have to weigh up the " Fors and against". .. Snakes are veryyyyyy interested in eggs.

09-11-2006, 12:02 PM	#6 (permalink)
NotAnAngel Upright Location: Cradle of Democracy * cough*	True Its true Wild hogs do actually seek out and eat snakes, something of a delicacy for them I think. How many wild hogs are you willing to have round your property? they can stink a bit and be not sooooo friendly. Farm hogs will also eat a snake if it happens across his path. Again do you reallllly want Eau de Piggy all around your house? EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!! Get a few cats, they dont actually KILL snakes often if ever but.. they DO kill what the snakes are coming by for. ie rodents. Make sure your property is rodent free and it will seriously reduce snake visits. Turkeys also indulge in a bit of Snake hunting when opportunity arises.. However you have to weigh up the " Fors and against". .. Snakes are veryyyyyy interested in eggs. __________________ I knew something was wrong when my imaginary friends wouldn't play with me!