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During summer in Louisiana, snakes become more and more active. Here's what to know about venomous copperheads and how to keep them out of yards.

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Louisiana snake ID: Know where, when you’ll see them, how to know the venomous ones by: Michael Scheidt Posted: Sep 3, 2024 / 03:56 PM CDT Updated: Sep 3, 2024 / 03:56 PM CDT ...