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VenomousReptiles.org : experts : hibernation Help 1-4 of 4 messages   Page 1 of 1   hibernation Reply by snakenate on April 3, 2001 Mail this to a friend! When do snakes come out of hibernation, or do they hibernate?   RE: hibernation Reply by Charper on April 3, 2001 Mail this to a friend! North American snakes come out of hibernation - or brumation - when the daytime temps start getting up around 65 to 70 F. That means that snakes in the Southern U.S. are coming out of brumation as we speak.   RE: hibernation Reply by snakenate on April 3, 2001 Mail this to a friend! Thanks, I have had fairly good success in finding snakes around here but they all seem to be venomous (copperhead, water moccasin) have any hints on finding King Snakes and Green Snakes, Once again Thanks, Nate   RE: hibernation Reply by Charper on April 5, 2001 Mail this to a friend! Snake hunting for a specific species can be really tough. The only thing I can tell you is "stay in the field, keep looking and read all you can." I know that doesn't sound like much help, but it's the truth. CH     Page 1 of 1     Next Topic:   handling Previous Topic:   Red tongue Email Subscription You are not subscribed to this topic. Subscribe! My Subscriptions Subscriptions Help Search experts: Check our help page for help using , or send questions, comments, or suggestions to the Manager.

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