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    Last year this time of year I thought I had seen the longest snake ever. The below snake looked just short of 6 feet.


    Blue Bird Lane Gays Mills Wisconsin.

    I have a fear/respect for snakes but I still love taking their photos.


    This 3 footer was crossing the road on De Lamater Rd in rural Gays Mills.

    The below 4 and a half footer was also on De Lamater Rd. rural Gays Mills


    It posed for a photo after it chased me around the vehicle twice.


    This almost 5 footer was sunning on the centerline. Near Sabin


    This 4.5 footer posed on the centerline for me. Near Rolling Ground


    I spent a moment stream side with the 4 footer while trout fishing.

    Today on the way to my mother's I took the backway out of Richland Center on CTH Q. I was about 3 miles out of town and there it was crossing the road. I stopped to usher it across to make sure no one ran it over. Before I got out of my car for photos I looked at it's head shape and then checked out it's tail.

    It was at least 6 and a half feet long closer to 7 feet.






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    Spinner,
    What kind is the 4 1/2 footer you spent time with by the river.?....seems to be different markings than the gopher snakes.
    ....lee s.

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    Len, you are probably aware there is a member of the NGTO board who says there are two kinds of snakes, chicken snakes and cobras. If it doesn't have a chicken in its mouth it's a cobra.

    You need to come visit down south where the snakes are big and dangerous.
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