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	<title>Comments on: New Mexico Snakes &#8212; recognizing the poisonous ones and controlling them around homes</title>
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		<title>By: don ennis</title>
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		<description>Dear Mr. Knight:  My wife and I love to hike.  We are thinking of going to Ruidoso, NM in September or October.  A couple of questions:  Is Ruidoso a place where we would likely ancounter a snake while hiking, and,at what elevation in Ruidoso can one be sure no snakes inhabit?  As you have probably detected by now, we both have a significant &quot;snake phobia.&quot;  Thank you, Don Ennis</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Mr. Knight:  My wife and I love to hike.  We are thinking of going to Ruidoso, NM in September or October.  A couple of questions:  Is Ruidoso a place where we would likely ancounter a snake while hiking, and,at what elevation in Ruidoso can one be sure no snakes inhabit?  As you have probably detected by now, we both have a significant &#8220;snake phobia.&#8221;  Thank you, Don Ennis</p>
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