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    something dissapointing

    i was out herping today at an empty unkept lot on the lake where i know i have seen some snakes b4
    anyways onto the dissapointing part
    i pulled over and got off my bike then my phone rings its my GF just then this beautiful snake ( think it was a milk snake) starts slithering out from the tall grass i was like ogh $*** of course cuz i was on the phone i couldnt take a pic it started slithering away so i went after it all the while looking for a stick to try and stop it (just in case it was dangerous)
    and while looking for the stick and talking to my GF it got away in the tall grass.

    now onto the details so some1 can tell me what kind it is and if its dangerous
    it was a very light greenish grey color with leopard like spots along its body that were orangish grey outlined with black and it was mocking a rattle snake by shaking its tail (it clearly didn't have a rattle)
    but of course since it was on the run it wasn't standing its ground like a rattle snake would.
    any insight on what kind of snake would be helpful so i could know if i should go backj and catch it for pics

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    Re: something dissapointing

    hmmmm.... how big was it???
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    Re: something dissapointing

    Sounds like a Milk Snake, Kevin. Best to be sure before you grab it though!
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    Re: something dissapointing

    i was just sitting outside and thinking crap forgot to post how big it was
    anyways i think it was at least 30 inches long it was about an 1"-1 1/4" thick

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    Re: something dissapointing

    thats why i was looking for a "Y" shaped stick to stop it with

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    Re: something dissapointing

    i'd agree with james prob. milk...
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    Re: something dissapointing

    I am very sure it wasn't dangerous. Probably a milk or rat. =D
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    Re: something dissapointing

    well then i guess i shall go back later and get some pics for u guys

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    Re: something dissapointing

    How big was it?

    Probably milk, possibly a juvenile racer.

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    Re: something dissapointing

    like i said it was probly at least 30" long and 1"-1 1/4" thick

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