Coral snake is not a pit viper, your page says all venomous snakes in the state are pit vipers.
BTW, I'll disagree with you about pygmy rattle snakes. I generally let snakes go about their business and leave them alone. But those little dudes just like to get into places where they constantly pose a danger to myself and my kids. Not to mention when they see you they will freaking crawl over to you just because they are curious.
Never dealt with snakes like them before in my life and I have a ton of them on my property. Not particularity aggressive but always putting themselves in places where accidents can happen. I've killed 6 of them in my barn. Nothing like walking out to the freezer barefoot and looking down and seeing a damn rattlesnake between your feet or working on fence and having them crawl over to get in the shade under your butt.
I like snakes that go the other way when they see you.
Here is a nice example of one being where it shouldn't be. It's a little messy but scrap metal behind my lathe in the barn. Noticed him when my hand was about touching that piece of square tube.
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