I think the snake you are talking about was from SW South Carolina was an assumed integrade with sysplia (red milk) though it could just have been a local varient.

As for eastern milk X scarlet king crosses it has been done by several breeders (myself included) and the offspring look exactly like coastal plains milks

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• Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - Lgbrooksi, Mon Jun 9 15:25:47 2008
• RE: temporalis n/p - charleshanklin, Mon Jun 9 15:35:37 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - DMong, Tue Jun 10 00:42:01 2008
• typo!...meant to say........ - DMong, Tue Jun 10 00:59:45 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - Lgbrooksi, Tue Jun 10 07:24:20 2008
• something else of interest ! - DMong, Tue Jun 10 10:04:48 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - Tony D, Tue Jun 10 11:45:12 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - DMong, Tue Jun 10 13:48:54 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - Tony D, Wed Jun 11 08:15:19 2008
• I fully agree......n/p - DMong, Wed Jun 11 10:58:22 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jun 11 13:35:13 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - Tony D, Wed Jun 11 14:11:21 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - DMong, Wed Jun 11 14:28:35 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - DMong, Wed Jun 11 14:18:54 2008
• RE: Milk snake x scarlet king hybrid (?) - cn013, Tue Jun 10 12:11:46 2008