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Posted by Sepultura4Ever on December 06, 2002 at 23:18:36:

Hi my uncle lost well pretty much his favorite snake a Very handsome Prairie King. I'm just wondering during the winter what kind of places a snake like that is most likely hide. He has set out glue traps in several spots around the house. The snake has just eaten so may not be active right now. The snake is about 16in long and has a good girth. If anyone knows any places to look or something we can do that might intice the snake to come out of hiding let me know.......Sincerely Sepulturas biggest fan,Scott

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