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Never kill a Kingsnake

 
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Never kill a Kingsnake
Kingsnake kills copperhead in someone's yard.
Doesn't eat it just killed it and left.

Kingsnake is best snake.

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They're easy to identify too especially the speckled Kingsnake.

Black with yellow specks all over it leave it alone.
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I got my eye on you.
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That WAS a big ass copperhead.

Damn.
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I like how naturally this couple "codes" their racism.
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they have a hard time pooping golfballs.
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Don't kill any snakes. Just leave them alone. I've seen coral snakes and copperheads around my house. I just leave them alone. They leave. I never see them again.

Same with the more numerous and much wider variety of non-venomous snakes I've seen passing through.

The vast majority of snakebites happen because people try to kill or harass the snake.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
Kingsnake kills copperhead in someone's yard.
Doesn't eat it just killed it and left.

Kingsnake is best snake.


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Stop crying Thornton, I am just making your life more miserable verbally.

Suck if up buttercup, you are the new Erin Brokovitch, just not as good looking.

hf
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They're easy to identify too especially the speckled Kingsnake.

Black with yellow specks all over it leave it alone.
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You know very few have speckled kings in their area.
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Don't kill any snakes. Just leave them alone. I've seen coral snakes and copperheads around my house. I just leave them alone. They leave. I never see them again.

Same with the more numerous and much wider variety of non-venomous snakes I've seen passing through.

The vast majority of snakebites happen because people try to kill or harass the snake.
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Must be in the SE where the adult scarlet kings look like the younger corals. Good job on knowing the difference between venomous and poisonous
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ive got black racers for the past twenty five years at my house.
they live under the retaining wall made of railroad ties.
the cats have been killing them but ive asked them not to and it seems they are sticking with the anoles and leaving the snakes alone now
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Fuck that. Hit em with a shovel.
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I caught one once. Talk about a thick snake! The temperament wasn't too bad, it tolerated me bothering it well.

I've noticed when you annoy the snakes they don't come back. No need to kill them, just pick them up and have a keen interest in them and they vanish forever.

We currently have a snake drought this year. I think I've seen one the whole time.
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Snakes scare the hell out of me. I run away so fast I don't even know what kind they are half the time!
It's just a bad day, not a bad life. If you run, I will run, until my last breath.
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Don't kill any snakes. Just leave them alone. I've seen coral snakes and copperheads around my house. I just leave them alone. They leave. I never see them again.

Same with the more numerous and much wider variety of non-venomous snakes I've seen passing through.

The vast majority of snakebites happen because people try to kill or harass the snake.
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this, unless you got got small kids or pets to be concerned about them getting too curious
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don't kill any non poisonous snakes and only kill poisonous if you have to.my 2 crnts.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
Don't kill any snakes. Just leave them alone. I've seen coral snakes and copperheads around my house. I just leave them alone. They leave. I never see them again.

Same with the more numerous and much wider variety of non-venomous snakes I've seen passing through.

The vast majority of snakebites happen because people try to kill or harass the snake.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13039040


this, unless you got got small kids or pets to be concerned about them getting too curious
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forgot to add, or if you're looking for a treat. i hear snake tastes good
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
Kingsnake kills copperhead in someone's yard.
Doesn't eat it just killed it and left.

Kingsnake is best snake.


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Kingsnakes are red, black and yellow, similar to the coral snake which is venomous. Hard to tell them apart. Have to know the order of the color of the bands.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
Kingsnake kills copperhead in someone's yard.
Doesn't eat it just killed it and left.

Kingsnake is best snake.


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Kingsnakes are red, black and yellow, similar to the coral snake which is venomous. Hard to tell them apart. Have to know the order of the color of the bands.
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Coral snake is Red and yellow kill a fellow. A King snake red and black has your back.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
ive got black racers for the past twenty five years at my house.
they live under the retaining wall made of railroad ties.
the cats have been killing them but ive asked them not to and it seems they are sticking with the anoles and leaving the snakes alone now
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Those bastards are aggressive for a non-venomous snake. They will chase your ass.
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When I was a kid growing up on the bayous in southern Louisiana, I saw a King snake kill a Cottonmouth. It was amazing to watch because they were both so huge. Ever since then, King snakes were my best friends.
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I’m kinda glad I have only seen a snake a few times in my entire life where I live.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
Must be in the SE where the adult scarlet kings look like the younger corals. Good job on knowing the difference between venomous and poisonous
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79098178


No, it was in Texas and it was definitely a Texas coral snake. Each time, it saw me, paused, and then bolted. They're smart. I've never seen their lookalikes around here.

I once saw a mating pair of something or other, maybe rat snakes or racers. They moved fast, about 5 feet long, and they did the deed right outside my front door.

In any case, as long as you watch your step and watch where you put your hands, your chances of being snakebit are minuscule. A much bigger threat in my neck of the woods is brown recluse spiders (because they're everywhere).

The real threat though is wasps, because they will actually attack your ass, and often do.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
Don't kill any snakes. Just leave them alone. I've seen coral snakes and copperheads around my house. I just leave them alone. They leave. I never see them again.

Same with the more numerous and much wider variety of non-venomous snakes I've seen passing through.

The vast majority of snakebites happen because people try to kill or harass the snake.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13039040


this, unless you got got small kids or pets to be concerned about them getting too curious
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 6713652


forgot to add, or if you're looking for a treat. i hear snake tastes good
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I’ve eaten many snakes. They taste like tough chicken fish. Yeah, yummy. I can eat them but I won’t seek snakes to eat them, elk is way better.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
yeahsure will they kill baby Burmese pythons?
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yeahsure will they kill baby Burmese pythons?
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Probably.
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Re: Never kill a Kingsnake
ive got black racers for the past twenty five years at my house.
they live under the retaining wall made of railroad ties.
the cats have been killing them but ive asked them not to and it seems they are sticking with the anoles and leaving the snakes alone now
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 14940953


Those bastards are aggressive for a non-venomous snake. They will chase your ass.
 Quoting: LoneStarRising


Lol, my grandma used to tell me they’d chase you down and whip you with their tail.
I grew up around moccasins, copperheads and various king snakes, runners , grass snakes , etc.
mocassins are by far the meanest bastards. Copperheads will scurry off unless you step on them or accidentally surprise them in a wood pile.
Of the non- venomous, rat snakes have a pissy attitude.
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