I recently found this wide-banded 5 footer in Northern Florida. One of my first true eastern kings south of the Georgia border.

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I recently found this wide-banded 5 footer in Northern Florida. One of my first true eastern kings south of the Georgia border.

And a beauty at that. VERY nice getula. Long live the king!!
I getta get me some of those! Lol. That is a very nice looking animal. I thought they would look more speckly in North Fla, like an intergrade.
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King Snakes! Who can make a better mouse trap?
J Sierra
I have North Florida easterns from a couple different localities I'm hoping to breed this year. As far as I know there aren't too many other people working with them.
Well, there are intergrades, and there are "pure" easterns in North Florida. The intergrades are actually harder to find. These would probably be considered pure easterns. That snake does have some faint speckling you can see in the picture, but its really not that unusual for easterns to have some speckling.
This one I found in the same location also has a little bit of speckling:

Now that's what I call an excellent find!
Tim
I love the head on that monster.
Very nice find.
byron.d
Wow!!! that is a beauty!
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Excellent photo of a great looking animal Nick!
Dig that unique auburn coloration it has going on too!
~Doug
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