If a milk is found in the 4 corners area (I won't say which state)and looks very, very much like a taylori, but could also be a celaenops or looks a little like a gentilis, is there anything definite visually that would classify the snake? Are there normal variations where all 3 of these ssp. can look exactly the same w/o a positive way to distinguish? What are the range borders and how were they arrived at? If there is a good publication that covers this or if this has been overdiscussed, let me know.

Thanks for any info

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• Western milk snake classifications - snakeadventures, Sat Dec 11 12:46:38 2010
• RE: Western milk snake classifications - Sunherp, Sun Dec 12 11:14:34 2010
• Well said Cole - jeff schofield, Sun Dec 12 11:48:20 2010
• RE: Well said Cole - KevinM, Mon Dec 13 14:56:20 2010
• RE: Well said Cole - Jeff Schofield, Mon Dec 13 15:26:50 2010
• No Argument Here - KevinM, Mon Dec 13 16:00:07 2010
• I wasnt lookin lol - Jeff Schofield, Mon Dec 13 21:56:09 2010
• Nailed that one!! - KevinM, Tue Dec 14 09:19:52 2010
• RE: Well said Cole - LamproShed, Tue Dec 14 10:42:46 2010
• LMAO - Jeff Schofield, Tue Dec 14 11:25:54 2010
• RE: LMAO - LamproShed, Tue Dec 14 22:45:28 2010
• We fart in your general direction! np - Jeff Schofield, Tue Dec 14 22:48:39 2010
• RE: We fart in your general direction! np - LamproShed, Wed Dec 15 13:46:14 2010
• Let me add this to the forum--3 posts - Jeff Schofield, Wed Dec 15 14:18:44 2010
• RE: Western milk snake classifications - PWalreadytaken, Sun Dec 12 14:44:11 2010
• RE: Western milk snake classifications - terryd, Sun Dec 12 12:51:54 2010
• thats a smoker-np - snake_bit, Sun Dec 12 22:51:05 2010
• RE: Western milk snake classifications - snakeadventures, Mon Dec 13 09:26:31 2010