As spring temperatures rise across Chattooga County and northwest Georgia, wildlife officials say residents can expect to see more snakes becoming active in yards, gardens, and neighborhoods.
Georgia is getting national attention after being named home to one of the most snake-infested state parks in the United States. A recent listing from World Atlas ranks Skidaway Island State Park, located just south of Savannah, among the top seven parks in the nation with the highest concentration of snakes.








