Texas X Bairds?

Posted by Adam Block on July 20, 1999 at 04:20:02:

In Reply to: New Rat snake ?or integrade? posted by Rt on July 18, 1999 at 17:03:55:

It depends on where you caught it? it may be a TX Rat (E. O. Lindheimer) hybrid with a Bairds (E. Bairdi) If you live near ornorth of San Antonio that would be my guess. It sounds like that's what it would look like? They only share a small part of there range with one another but it could be. I would love to see what it looks like if you could send me or post a pic of it?

Good luck,
Adam Block

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: It depends on where you caught it? it may be a TX Rat (E. O. Lindheimer) hybrid with a Bairds (E. Bairdi) If you live near ornorth of San Antonio that would be my guess. It sounds like that's what it would look like? They only share a small part of there range with one another but it could be. I would love to see what it looks like if you could send me or post a pic of it? : Good luck, : Adam Block

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