Catching critters at the camp
Jaxton LeBlanc, 4, pictured with his river friends holding a Speckled King Snake they caught at his family’s camp on the Tangipahoa River.[…]
Jaxton LeBlanc, 4, pictured with his river friends holding a Speckled King Snake they caught at his family’s camp on the Tangipahoa River.[…]
LDWF enforcement agents cited a St. Martin Parish man for alleged illegal possession of venomous snakes on June 20.[…]
Human nature is to fear snakes. However, snakes are an important and valuable part of every ecosystem and should be left alone.[…]
Smaller snakes take care of tiny pests like snails and slugs, while larger snakes eat the disease-spreading mice and rats.[…]
All of these snakes are in the Nerodia genus and are commonly known as watersnakes. These are non-venomous, semi-aquatic snakes.[…]
Louisiana Snake ID’s goal is to offer knowledge that can bring your expectations about snakes in line with the truth and hopefully shift the perspective.[…]
Learn more about these 6 non-venomous snakes that you may encounter in Louisiana. If you like to hunt and fish, you should want to see these snakes.[…]
Love them or hate them, snakes are a part of life in Louisiana. Forty-eight species of snakes can be found in Louisiana, but only seven are venomous.[…]
Hayden Theriot was on a work weekend in Tensas parish clearing land for a box stand when he saw a particularly large snake on a lane of fresh cut grass.[…]
Venturing into the woods during the hottest months of the year can produce some delicious foods, but that is when the most dangerous animals are active.[…]
I still remember a certain evening bow hunt many years ago at a hunting property in Copiah County that I owned at the time.[…]
On Saturday, Dana Sanders was just doing what many of us will be doing for the next few weekends — preparing for the 2014 hunting season by clipping limbs to clear a shooting lane.[…]
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Hunters participating in a pilot program aimed at helping eradicate giant, nonnative Burmese pythons from South Florida took 37 of the invasive constrictors, wildlife officials said Nov. 3.[…]