Does any one know what kind off snake this is

There are 55 different kinds of snakes in Mississippi and only six are venomous, according to the post. The six venomous snakes are Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake, Copperhead, Canebrake Rattlesnake, Pigmy Rattlesnake, Cottonmouth and Coral Snake.

To identify venomous snakes quickly, without going too close, it helps to remember that they are fatter than harmless snakes, and usually taper at the neck and tail, while the non-poisonous varieties tend to be thinner and evenly shaped from head to toe, like a garden hose. Venomous snakes have a skinny neck and a diamond-shaped head, like a spade. They also tend to be more colorful, and aggressive. To play it safe, never provoke any snake; leave the area as fast as you can.

Hi Judy:
Don't know how your question got in the Cars and Trucks section, but had to reply anyway.
Can you give us a hint of your general location, and the kind of snakes you are dealing with?
If the snakes are not presenting a hazard to people they actually may be beneficial by eating rodents or other pests.
My suggestion would be to contact the local Government Conservation Officer for appropriate information.
Please reply as a comment to this post to let us know how it is resolved.
Cheers.

treat all snakes as poisonous and you will be all right
however with out a description or a photo why would you expect any body to know about your snake

is there realy a snake,put some flour on the ground to see if there is a animal walking through it. What kind of snake dou you expect

No it is most likely not

The kind that prolly bites. You posted in the car and truck section bud I highly doubt anyone knows the answer to this question

Looks like a rattle snake.

it's a garden viper.....