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RE: Released or Escaped?

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Posted by: Mcdowelli76 at Sat Mar 13 21:14:43 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Mcdowelli76 ]  
   

Most of the people I deal with in that situation are quick to see my logic and hand the animal over rather than just release it. On the other hand, if more people than I think do let their pet loose we can agree that if they were going to populate anywhere outside of south Florida they would already be there. Here in southern California we have a fairly large number of constrictor owners as well as dealers. Not as much as Florida but I would imagine we are in the top 5 areas with the highest percent of pet constrictor/humans. In my 33 years in the state we have never had a winter warm enough for a constrictor to survive.


   

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