If I'm right - the frequency of problem feeders will increase.

If it is a genetic thing - then in some places, baby kings that are less likely to prey on rodents as hatchlings are more likely to survive - because the invasive rodents in this state are much more aggressive than the native rodents, and more likely to kill a neonate trying to scarf one of their babies.

Thus, we may witness (well, over time) a shift in wild cal kings to where they become as problematic as the mountain kings. Just my guess.
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3.3 L. getula californiae
1.0 L. getula nigrita
1.0 Boa constrictor constrictor (suriname, fostering/rescue)
2.1.2 Elgaria multicarinata multicarinata

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