Posted by wolfman on May 20, 2009 at 19:47:07 from (174.140.65.158):
Finishing up the last few hundred bales in the big barn-grabbed a bale a few days ago & it felt like cold water running over the back of my hand. It was a snake, probably young, only about two feet long. Tan triangular shaped head, rings around body. A couple days later, grabbed a bale and exposed a large snake-head burried in one bale, tail not exposed , body was colorful, brownish, rings around the body and a matrix-like pattern of spots about the shape of the UPS symbol. I googled snakes and didn't I D one quite like it. We've tried for years to keep a black snake in that barn as an excellent mouser. Did this family of copperhead or rattler drive my blacksnake out? Can anyone I D this snake?
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