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Old 08-22-2008, 01:37 PM   #7
Mike P
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scarlet king snake, I just looked it up. I hate snakes too. Mike maybe you were eluding to the fact how they all look similar and in that case never mind you are right.

http://www.southalley.com/snakes_redyel.html
I can see where the confusion came from---they're both milk snakes. The coral snake look alike to the right is a pueblan milk snake from the southwest. The one to the left is an eastern milk snake.

Like you said--in the coral snake ("red on yellow, kill a fellow"), red never touches black-----"red on black, it's OK, Jack"

Booger's snake sounds like an eastern milk snake from his description.

Sorry to admit it, but I'm a big fan of snakes. Not afraid of them in the least.

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