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Upon execution ... it became a good snake! I don't go out of my way to kill non-poisonous or even the few coral snakes I've seen, but I would walk a mile to get a moccasin and 3/4 of mile to get a rattler. Both are deadly to dogs and children!

Everyone may want to put this into your favorites for future reference: http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/herpetology/herpetology.htm

A great guide to snake identification.

Shoulda called Vexcon

http://www.vexconinc.com/

Four foot "caneback" i came across last week...........

Nothing but a sweet ol' rat snake there, Charlie Tuna! I'll see your 4' one and raise you 2'...

And just as fyi... didn't harm the rat snake. Don't kill nonpoisonous snakes in the yard. HAVE dispatched one juvenile cottonmouth (slit eye / facial stripe confirmed) who wanted to make our pool his home.

Also have relocated a wandering gator in our yard (other than pool, not a body of water within 1/2 mile) to the Wacissa, and almost got arrested for doing so by two wildlife officers at the river who didn't take kindly to my personal relocation efforts... stressed that had I been stopped while driving they couldn't have confirmed intent to release and WOULD have arrested me.

[quote="slayer"]Thats a King Ricky rattl'r cotton cobra.....and should be immediately destroyed with much prejudice ........[/quote]

I hate those ones.