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<blockquote data-quote="nap" data-source="post: 584184" data-attributes="member: 8447"><p>Your encounter was with a corn snake also known as a red rat snake. Unfortunately, we don't have many left in Arkansas. Our most common rat snake is the black rat snake. Both species are voracious rat and mice eaters. Whenever I can catch a black rat snake I turn it loose in one of the barns. Most of the time they will stick around if there is enough to eat. We also used black rat snakes to get rid of a pigeon problem we were having in a barn. I have a friend that keeps a rat snake in her chicken coop. She looses a few eggs from time to time but doesn't have a rodent problem. They generally can be tamed easily and coexist very well with humans.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nap, post: 584184, member: 8447"] Your encounter was with a corn snake also known as a red rat snake. Unfortunately, we don't have many left in Arkansas. Our most common rat snake is the black rat snake. Both species are voracious rat and mice eaters. Whenever I can catch a black rat snake I turn it loose in one of the barns. Most of the time they will stick around if there is enough to eat. We also used black rat snakes to get rid of a pigeon problem we were having in a barn. I have a friend that keeps a rat snake in her chicken coop. She looses a few eggs from time to time but doesn't have a rodent problem. They generally can be tamed easily and coexist very well with humans. [/QUOTE]
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