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have a lot of red on them? They used to be called 'red spotted" . I think they originated from south missisppi.
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Why I say, you attack is, you do not consider anything said, and use random questions that do not relate to the subject or the train of thought that will allow you to learn about the subject. You jump back and forth in some random line of questioning base on what you do not understand.

FR

But I got rid of the adults last year. They originated from Eastern Kansas. Mean as hell too.

The rat snakes in Southern Mississippi would be Texas Rat/Gray Rat looking snakes. You might be thinking of Missouri, which also has black rats with red between the scales.

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I had one from Ft Smith, AR. I think it's the Texas Rat influence.

Here is one that Dell Despain caught in Elk county Kansas. Unfortunately I didn't get a close up of all the red and yellows on its sides.

Dave

DNS Reptiles

>>have a lot of red on them? They used to be called 'red spotted" . I think they originated from south missisppi.
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>>Why I say, you attack is, you do not consider anything said, and use random questions that do not relate to the subject or the train of thought that will allow you to learn about the subject. You jump back and forth in some random line of questioning base on what you do not understand.
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>>FR
>>not only is mine crimson red it looks as if it will turn solid red by the time it becomes an adult.
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until next time make mine slither.herb
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>>have a lot of red on them? They used to be called 'red spotted" . I think they originated from south missisppi.
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>>Why I say, you attack is, you do not consider anything said, and use random questions that do not relate to the subject or the train of thought that will allow you to learn about the subject. You jump back and forth in some random line of questioning base on what you do not understand.
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>>FR
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catch a lot of them with red on them in Southeast Tennessee
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Corn snakes and rat snakes...No one can have just one.
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Jimmy Johnson
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I have seen black rats with lots of red between the scales from Northern Louisiana, Missouri, and Kansas.

Southern Mississippi has gray/Texas rat type things. Here is a photo of a rat snake from Amite County, Mississippi. Not all the ones in this area are as unattractive as this snake. We found a DOR with a bright yellow background.

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