Quote Originally Posted by Inarikins View Post
He might come down or he might not. Sometimes people find their snakes after years of them being missing. Hopefully he'll get hungry, smell the pinkies, and get himself trapped so you can find him. Don't give up too soon. Keep checking the traps and if you see him wedged in somewhere just be gentle wriggling him out or take whatever he's hiding in and put it in his tub/tank if possible so he can get out on his own.
Yup, that. One of my friends has an uncle that had a Burm that got loose. Years later as they were moving out they found it, still alive, curled up in one of the heating vents in the basement. Must have just been living off of any wild visitors (hey, free mouse traps!) since they'd given up finding it long ago. Don't stop looking, and remember to check EVERYWHERE, including places you don't think he'll fit. You'd be surprised.