MILK SNAKES! AHHHH maybe graphic

[Wolf-Kim]

So is it certain that Milk Snakes will NOT eat ducklings or chicks?

I've noticed that almost everything that will eat rodents, will eat chicks and ducklings as well.

Not that I would have killed it myself, I am just saying..

-Kim

 

[purr]

One the size he killed could not.
But even a full grown would rather eat rodents.

 

[Wolf-Kim]

Please, everyone, can we remember to be nice?

-Kim

 

[ticks]

Not Corn snake Milk snake

 

[Wolf-Kim]

Sorry for the mix up. LOL. I'll edit it now..

-Kim

 

[theOEGBman]

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I have to credit you though, Ticks. I rarely ever see people get the whole venomous/poisonous thing correct. Im constantly correcting people when they call a snake poisonous.

 

[luvmychicknkids]

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I have to credit you though, Ticks. I rarely ever see people get the whole venomous/poisonous thing correct. Im constantly correcting people when they call a snake poisonous.

LOL......I gotta admit, THAT was my first thought upon reading the original post.

Then the "educate yourself" mode took over!

 

[ticks]

I knew they weren't venomous but I have read that some subspecies are.

 

[Scrambled Egg]

Ticks, holy cow! I've never even heard of a milksnake and if it looked like the picture you showed, I would have freaked long before wondering what "kind" of snake it was!! Glad neither you nor your critters were hurt!! I could ALMOST think a nonvvenemous one could be helpful to me under my shed to EAT THOSE MICE!!!!! ALMOST..no level of snake comfort here but I can see their benefit.

 

[lurky]

Ticks, Better safe than sorry

We have alot of those down here. I expect more since the neighbors just had a backhoe in digging up their habitat. We find them on our compost bin all the time. I love snakes, but if you feel they could be a threat to your little ones, maybe you can just find them a new place to live. I hope you dont have any more problems.