Tonya Smith - Globe Life Liberty National Division

05/10/2026

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05/07/2026

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05/07/2026

Five snakes most homeowners remove on sight. Each one was eating the thing they actually wanted gone.

Of the 50+ snake species in most U.S. states, fewer than six are venomous — and most of them avoid human activity.

- Garter snake — the striped one in a garden bed. Eats slugs, grasshoppers, and small rodents. Harmless. Will bite if grabbed, and even then it feels like a pinprick
- Eastern rat snake — the long black one climbing a barn wall. Eats rats, mice, and squirrels. Doing the job most people would pay an exterminator for
- King snake — the banded one people mistake for a coral snake. Eats other snakes — including venomous ones — and has natural immunity to their venom
- Gopher snake — flattens its head and rattles its tail against dry leaves when startled. Gets mistaken for a rattlesnake often. Eats gophers, voles, and mice. Six feet of free rodent control
- Milk snake — the red-banded one found near barns. Named from the myth that it milks cows. It was there for the mice. Non-venomous

The yard without snakes still has rats. It just lost the one thing keeping them in check.

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