Re: Eastern Coachwhip Snakes

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Posted by Steve in NC on 19:46:02 06/01/04

In Reply to: Re: Eastern Coachwhip Snakes posted by Jeff Weber

Years ago I was doing some checking of drift traps at an ESL in Miramar with Pat (who let ya'll into Flamingo Road ESL back in February) and we had a Coachwhip in one of the traps. What I remember most while carrying it in a burlap bag was the odor it put out...

Big and stinky :)

: You bet, Alex. The only larger snake I have seen wild was an Indigo in South Texas.
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: JW
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: : Coachwhips are something else. I have seen one at the enterance to Johnathan Dickinson State Park, and in South Carolina. The sheer size of them is incredible.
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Comments:	: Years ago I was doing some checking of drift traps at an ESL in Miramar with Pat (who let ya'll into Flamingo Road ESL back in February) and we had a Coachwhip in one of the traps. What I remember most while carrying it in a burlap bag was the odor it put out... : : Big and stinky :) : : : : : You bet, Alex. The only larger snake I have seen wild was an Indigo in South Texas. : : : : JW : : : : : Coachwhips are something else. I have seen one at the enterance to Johnathan Dickinson State Park, and in South Carolina. The sheer size of them is incredible. : : :
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