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    Son found this snake. Help identifying?

    My son sent me this picture from his phone today, asking what kind of snake this is. My first thought was a gopher or bull snake. It was found in southwest Wisconsin. Any thoughts?


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    Maybe a Western Fox Snake

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    Re: Son found this snake. Help identifying?

    Quote Originally Posted by GoFride View Post
    Maybe a Western Fox Snake
    This

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    Thank you for this. It was neat to learn about a snake that I had never encountered before.

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    Not a pine in Wisconsin. It's a fox snake.

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    Re: Son found this snake. Help identifying?

    I agree, Fox Snake. I used to catch them in northern Illinois when I was little.
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