king vs copper

does your king not eat mice?

lol that last post made me laugh but either way what happened to your king after he was bit did he show any ill effects or none the worse?
I know someone fed their king a rattle snake on this board and it as fine wanted to know if same with copper head.
Thanks.
Lia

oh sure it eats mice... I just wanted to spice things up a bit... the bite did not harm her at all... Mike..

Mike, Just curious, was the copperhead a captive bred animal or wild caught? I only ask because of the possible pararsites. By the way, the picture is cool.

montooth.. it was w/c.. dor i hit hit with my truck... it still had a lil life left in it but surely would of died.. I dont sweat the parasites to much as this is not the 1st time i have done this and never have had a problem... pe@ce& chicken grease mike..

ALL HAIL the King of Snakes in North America!!!!!! Kingsnakes are truly a fascinating species. We are so lucky to have them in the New World(North America). The Creator blessed this continent with a incredibly powerful and special snake. Happy Herping, Uncloudy

Uncloudy, you said it best.. pe@ce&chicken grease... Mike..

"karmas got a way of coming back and returning"
"LEGALIZE FREEDOM"

that is a awsome picture in my old state of michigan I found a timber rattle snake that was recently hit by a car and was dieing so i feed it to my california king snake.

I would be nice to see sequence of photos of the stalking and the battle. I put a baby rattlesnake in with my Ruthven's Kingsnake and was amazed how the rattlesnake just froze and my snake just crawled right over it and never showed any interest. Later I thought that maybe the snake could injure my snake if those fangs penatrated an organ or the head.