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Wildlife damage control in Virginia. Snakes

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 28 Apr 2014 United States English Publisher:Virginia Cooperative Extension Service
Authors: Bromley, Peter T.; Clifford, Michael James, 1947-;

handle: 10919/47744

Wildlife damage control in Virginia. Snakes

Abstract

Describes poisonous and non-poisonous snakes in Virginia, how to avoid poisonous snakes, and reducing snake populations around homes and recreation areas.

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Snakes -- Virginia, Wildlife management, LD5655.A762 no. 420, Poisonous snakes -- Control -- Virginia, Snakes, Wildlife management -- Virginia, Poisonous snakes -- Virginia

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