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What kind of snake is this Part Two

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What is the stuff you purchased?
It's made by Bonide and it's called "Snake Stopper". I saw two big ones in less then 12 hours and haven't seen one since I spread this stuff out.
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If solid black it is most likely a black racer. Good snake to have around.

 

Black patches would probably be a cowsucker. Harmless and useless.

 

Black speckled is king snake. The best snake to have around.

 

When you say good/best to have around...so do you mean just as mousers or rat killers? Just curious.

If solid black it is most likely a black racer. Good snake to have around.

 

Black patches would probably be a cowsucker. Harmless and useless.

 

Black speckled is king snake. The best snake to have around.

 

This quite possibly could be the single worst post in BGP history. :eek::eek:

When you say good/best to have around...so do you mean just as mousers or rat killers? Just curious.

 

Racer eats a lot of rats, mice, and lizards.

 

King snake is same as above, with the added benefit that king snakes also eat copperheads and other snakes. They are impervious to most venums. In fact some say snakes is their prefered diet.

 

Niether of these snakes would ever typically enter a house.

Actually looks like a corn snake to me. Pretty harmless, unless you are a baby chick or egg. Several different variations.

 

Corn Snake The Beautiful Tail Snakes ~ planetanimalzone

 

Most elementary schools that have a snake tank will have a corn snake.....

 

And you would be correct. Corn snake and rat snake are the same. Just depends on where you're from. Farmers have been thowing them in their corn cribs for ever, hence the name corn snake.

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Best picture I could find of a rat snake.

 

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That's what i had.
Racer eats a lot of rats, mice, and lizards.

 

King snake is same as above, with the added benefit that king snakes also eat copperheads and other snakes. They are impervious to most venoms. In fact some say snakes is their preferred diet.

 

Neither of these snakes would ever typically enter a house.

 

That's a good bit of information to know. Maybe I'll not cut their heads off any more when I come across them at my farm...

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That's a good bit of information to know. Maybe I'll not cut their heads off any more when I come across them at my farm...
It depends on if it's swallowed another one on my baby chicks or not.
Thank you guys. I got some stuff the the feed mill that I sprinkled around the chicken house and in has kept them away so far.

 

Problem solved.....no more snakey poos in the hen house......be sure to check your basement...they probably needed someplace to get out of the sun !!!

 

:scared:

And you would be correct. Corn snake and rat snake are the same. Just depends on where you're from. Farmers have been thowing them in their corn cribs for ever, hence the name corn snake.

 

Krumps would be so proud of me !!

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