zcad

No they don't. Go look at some photos. They're very thick-bodied until the last 3-5 inches of their tails, which tapers quickly from there and comes almost to a point. Just like the blotched water snake. My first inclination was WM, but the photo just isn't clear enough to tell. The WM and Blotched Water Snake look very similar.

https://www.google.com/search?q=blotched...KHc9nBKAQsAQIGw

https://www.google.com/search?q=water+mo...HUz7DO4QiR4IhgE

Poor picture of the snake plain and simple! Can not make a I.D.




Side Note: Does look like a Water Moccasin or a Blotched Water Snake! If the picture was better you would be able to see and identify more characteristics. Also you do not need to get your feeling hurt and start calling people you do not know a bunch of yo yo's especially when the picture you want identified is not all that good for I.D. purposes. Just my opinion.

zcad

You probably could have drawn a better pic with a crayon and a big chief tablet.

zcad

The TFF never disappoints, always entertaining.

*you're

fixed..can I just call you S.A. for short?

You just called a bunch of highly respected members on this Forum "yo yo's" while you are the one that posted a "yo yo" pic. Since there are 5 you have seen maybe you could get a better pic, although it will probably be of a different snake. Or you could take your terrible pic to a herp forum and they could answer, although you will probably get a "yo yo" response.

zcad

Looks like a sock some kid left in the hay and then the kid built a camera out of a potato and then snapped a picture from 2 miles back with a lens that had doodoo and Cheetos smeared on it

Here is a better pic

Finally a decent pic. That's a water moccasin.

That's a horrible picture. I was able to zoom in and this is a close up of what you photographed.