OK, I am no expert. I was leaning towards an oak, agree not a great one.

But since most of these guys are CB , who's to say its not 66% oak and 33 nice normal, or any other combo one can imagine.

I would think? And I know I will be corrected, but I would think you could be hunting in the middle of oak country and find a bad oak or a more normal looking snake?

Please keep the topic going, I am bringing home 1.2 young corn "I call Okeetees" The male has a hypo head. I'll be very interested to see opinions. Long posts like this are entertaining, but also very educational. I've had a lot of herps, but was never into corns. It is a tough area and so much is opinion on the phenotype.

It was a very nice snake , not a great okeetee. So far I do not see anything to definitively say it is one or the other. in my rookie corn opinion
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