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 Re: What kind of snake is this?
[Re: Pope1]
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06/13/13 06:35 PM
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It's no giant, but isn't small either. You can see grass in the background. Would you consider this one a giant? 
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Re: What kind of snake is this?
[Re: Jason Callaway]
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06/13/13 08:54 PM
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It was between 5 and 6 feet long and there was no thoughts of killing it. We do not kill anything just for sport or spite.
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Re: What kind of snake is this?
[Re: Floater]
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06/13/13 09:09 PM
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It's no giant, but isn't small either. You can see grass in the background. Would you consider this one a giant? I would consider that a burmese python, not a texas rat snake 
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Re: What kind of snake is this?
[Re: lite-liner]
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06/14/13 05:37 AM
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It's no giant, but isn't small either. You can see grass in the background. Would you consider this one a giant? I would consider that a burmese python, not a texas rat snake The picture was taken in South Carolina and the local zoo and other experts believed it was a black rat snake. I think the tree isn't very big and makes the approximately 6 ft snake seem bigger.
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