Lime and mothballs do not repel snakes. Period.
Your property offers the perfect snake habitat:
Unless a wildlife expert confirmed "copperhead," it was likely a non-venomous water snake—they mimic copperhead patterning.
Keep a "snake stick" (5–6 ft pole) by the door. Tap ground and swish vegetation before walking creek/ivy areas. Snakes detect vibration and flee.
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Identifying Snake Eggs in Mulch: Likely Rat Snake
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