ABOARD CAMP PENDLETON...Federal Game Warden Office AC/S Environmental Security PO BOX 555008, BLDG....
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COMMON SNAKES ABOARD CAMP PENDLETON Federal Game Warden Office (760)725-3360 Hours 0800-1800, Daily For more information regarding wildlife conflicts call the Game Warden Office at 760-725-3360 and ask to speak with a Wildlife Technician. Federal Game Warden Office AC/S Environmental Security PO BOX 555008, BLDG. 2648 CAMP PENDLETON, CA 92055 PHONE (760)725-3360 FAX (760)763-6682 Camp Pendleton is home to 20 different species of snakes, only three of those species are venomous and all three are rattlesnakes. Snake encounters in the field can be common so it is important to be able to distinguish different types of snakes. Snakes often take refuge underneath logs and equipment, in between rocks, and un- der brush. Never step over obstacles unless you can see what is on the other side. Never stick your hand into crevices or holes unless you can see what is inside. Keep all gear securely closed including doors and tent flaps. Never try to remove a rattlesnake. If a rattlesnake is impeding work and or training call the Game Warden Office at 760-725-3360. If you can positively identify a snake as non-venomous removal is not necessary.
Transcript of ABOARD CAMP PENDLETON...Federal Game Warden Office AC/S Environmental Security PO BOX 555008, BLDG....
COMMON
SNAKES
ABOARD
CAMP PENDLETON
Federal Game Warden Office
(760)725-3360
Hours 0800-1800, Daily
For more information regarding
wildlife conflicts call the Game Warden
Office at 760-725-3360 and ask to
speak with a Wildlife Technician.
Federal Game Warden Office AC/S Environmental Security
PO BOX 555008, BLDG. 2648
CAMP PENDLETON, CA 92055
PHONE (760)725-3360
FAX (760)763-6682
Camp Pendleton is home to 20 different
species of snakes, only
three of those species are
venomous and all three are
rattlesnakes.
Snake encounters in the
field can be common so it is important to
be able to distinguish different types of
snakes.
Snakes often take refuge underneath logs
and equipment, in between rocks, and un-
der brush.
Never step over obstacles unless you can
see what is on the other side.
Never stick your hand into crevices or
holes unless you can see what is inside.
Keep all gear securely closed including
doors and tent flaps.
Never try to remove a rattlesnake.
If a rattlesnake is impeding work and or
training call the Game Warden Office at
760-725-3360.
If you can positively identify a snake as
non-venomous removal is not
necessary.
Red Coachwhip/
Red Racer
Gopher Snake
Red Diamond
Rattlesnake
Adult
Juvenile
Adult
Southern Pacific
Rattlesnake
Juvenile
Speckled Rattlesnake
Juvenile
Two Striped Garter
Two Striped Racer
Adult
Long-Nose Snake California King Snake
Night Snake
