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I know these are not Kingsnakes but I already know some of you guys have some of these: Went herping today to see if I could find some Kingsnakes, BUT: found these three Eastern Hognoses today in the Sandhills of North Carolina. The two larger, prettier ones (a 27" male & a female), where found coiled together under the same board! Its November - not April I thought!
The "uglier", smaller one was found at a different site under a tin sheet and is totally in the pre-shed "blue"! (The male is the large black & orange one) The pic is kinda' bad and does NOT show the orange colors very well, because that male is orange & black all the way down!
Also found a small coachwhip & a lot of ground skinks and that was about it. . . Thanks,

Zee

Those are some awesomely colored hogs! Halloween hog and jungle camo hog! Cool finds, Zee!
Todd Hughes

Thanks Todd! Yeah, I think that big orange & black male is awesome! How's it going over there? I bet the snakes are still crawling over there with all that warm weather . . .?

Zee

Saturday nights totals were:
1 dor rough green snake
1 dor 2 aor gulf coast ribbons
2 dor neonate diamondback rattlers
2 ground skinks
1 carolina anole
no kings, gators or turtles
funny, no rat snakes either and they are most common this time of year. Temps held well into the 70's at night. Very cool hoggies, send me a baby screamer!
Todd Hughes