BBQ him, snakekabobs, goes good wit alittle mutard and frenchfried tators uhm huh

 

looks like a grey rat snake or baby black rat snake,completely harmless,simular to a corn snake

 

they look to skinny for a rarrlesnake shed,rattlesnake is much thicker

 

snakes are awesome,i use to breed and sell them for about 12 years in florida people are taught to fear them as kids,i use to catch them as a kid. the rattlesnake round up people will see one day when they kill all the western diamond backs off and all the rodents breed and eat up all the vegetation and move onto there farms or homes to find more food,people dont think about the long term effect when they want to "play" with nature

 

that could be a pine snake shed,or coachwhip snake,or grey rat snake,that is not from a venomous snake,the shed is probably stretched some and the snake is not as long as that

 

I take it you're a big fan of snakes, Rattler.

 

i just gave away my last 2 hypo florida kings and sold off the rest of my cages.im surprised theres not more snake keepers with jeeps , when i went and got my insurance for my jeep the lady was telling me about them taking there 4wheelers to oatman (old mining town)down the back way ,if i go that way(since its right near my place) to watch for green rattlesnakes along the way that there real aggressive and will chase you,i thought it was funny but didnt want to be rude and laugh,i just wonder how these stories get spread to the point of snakes chasing you when you are driving a 4 wheeler. or chasing anyone at all .



By azrattler, shot with C100,D370 at 2008-09-19

 

they look pretty old,sheds will show a faint pattern if the snake is patterned,you also have corn snakes (red rat snake) in your area,but coachwhips have no pattern neither does the eastern indigo,but if the shed is aged it could have faded out.i still say ratsnake of some kind,pine snake,you also have eastern chain kings.all of which are harmless and wild ones may not even bite when picked up,dont kill any,they will eat the mice and chipmonks that can get in buildings and do alot of damage,or spred diseases.,looking closer at the bigger one looks like pine snake,very sought after in many reptile collections and get rather large

 

Thanks for the info. I'm not going to kill them. In fact, I'm going to set up a few bird feeders around the yard today to draw in some prey. Mwwwwaaaaaaaa!

Any idea how many babies rat snakes give birth to at once? Do I have 5 or 6 little guys around or is it more like 15 or 20?

 

chances are if the have already eaten all your chip munks, and have shed their skin, they may have headed on out for mre chipmunks