Re: Kingsnake?

Posted by TravisG on May 27, 2001 at 00:45:48:

In Reply to: Kingsnake? posted by Blue Cobra on May 26, 2001 at 22:23:10:

Well I answered on the other forum that it possiblly was a blotched water snake, but my new conclusion is that it could also be just a dark texas rat. People tend to over estimate the size of the snakes they see, in all actuality it is fairly un-common to see a snake exceed 6' in the wild, in North America. What kind of eggs was it reportedly eating? If this snake was in or around a chicken coupe, I would definately think it to be a texas rat snake (E. o. lindheirmei).

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: Well I answered on the other forum that it possiblly was a blotched water snake, but my new conclusion is that it could also be just a dark texas rat. People tend to over estimate the size of the snakes they see, in all actuality it is fairly un-common to see a snake exceed 6' in the wild, in North America. What kind of eggs was it reportedly eating? If this snake was in or around a chicken coupe, I would definately think it to be a texas rat snake (E. o. lindheirmei).

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