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Don't Kill Black Snakes

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Like everything else he told us, Daddy was right.

 

This is why you should never kill black snakes.

 

The guy who took these pics said the rattler was rattling all the way down.

 

 

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That is pretty dang neat. I had never actually heard to not kill black snakes. If they keep doing this though I sure won't.

That is awesome.

Hate to sound excessively ignorant, but . . . .

 

Are black snakes poisonous? (I don't think they are).

 

Are they indigenous to the NKY area?

 

Are they normally as big as in these pictures?

I always heard that about black snakes. I've saw them squeeze on copperheads, never seen them swallow one! I try to never kill any snakes unless they seem to be a threat. I'll kill them near the house, but I leave them alone in the woods. I'm in their territory, then.

Hate to sound excessively ignorant, but . . . .

 

Are black snakes poisonous? (I don't think they are).

 

Are they indigenous to the NKY area?

 

Are they normally as big as in these pictures?

They're not venonmous.

I think they're widely spread throughout Kentucky, but not sure.

They do get big. I saw some on our golf course this summer that looked to be 6, maybe 7 feet long.

 

I've heard all my life that they will kill copperheads and rattlesnakes, but this is the first time I've seen photo proof. I think they kill their prey by constriction...a smaller version of a boa.

If you pick a big black snake up, be careful! It's like getting hit with a bull whip if it comes back on you! OUCH!!!!

If you pick a big black snake up, be careful! It's like getting hit with a bull whip if it comes back on you! OUCH!!!!

I'll be sure not to try that! Thanks for the warning.:D

I grabbed a 5 foot one once in the field with the army and I thought it brought the blood when it hit my calf with it's tail.

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