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RE: Bullsnakes from South Dakota

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Posted by: MikeMurphy at Mon Jun 22 11:01:31 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by MikeMurphy ]  
   

Thanks guys.

As for the live one, the tail was definitely stubbed and looked a bit "chewed up".

As for the dead one, my first reaction was it may have been dropped by a raptor but on closer inspection, I noticed that it was knotted up in the mesh pretty bad. It looked pretty much like it was caught in there. Too bad.


   

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