Beau the Bullsnake! 

+Karl Unterreiner That's such a sweet story Karl. Thank you for the comment and for saving that baby bullsnake. Glue traps are honestly evil things that only cause a very torturous death for the animals caught on them. I'm glad you're a viewer, thank you for watching and loving reptiles!!

Wonderfull story, thank you Karl. I do beleive that life will always gives back to you what you deserve.

+None Playing Charmander Haha yes!

She's big for a Bullsnake.

@@okeexpeditions The presenter seems quite pleasant too.

+Sarah Perez Thank you! That means so much to me!

I love them too! But be careful, every snake is at least somewhat dangerous, I don't want you to get hurt.

Technically every animal is at least somewhat dangerous, but yeah, I know what you mean.

Sure! :)

@@okeexpeditions Where did you get her like what state she from?

I have a Southern Pine and she doesn't hiss at me anymoe but sometimes I will change her water dish and hear her tail buzzing against the galss. They are such great snakes when you love animals with a strong temperament :3

Hey Bruce, longest i measured in Alberta for science purposes was 6'8". Not many reach that size up here as far as we know, but on the other hand, there's a lot of country out there and a lot of bullsnakes never seen by human eyes i suspect! I have measured plenty 6' and just over in Alberta.

Promoting snake conservation is definitely my passion!! Thank you!

+Aaron Brown Yes! Thank you :)

AFeralMidget I r probably already aware of this but the bull snake will actually eat rattlesnakes! my nieces r scared of snakes but I catch them and after awhile they c the snake is calm do they then too want to hold the snake! if u do this just first make sure u know what kind of snake u r handling and tell ur kids to never touch a snake if they r unaware of what kind it is!

I mean, most snakes are very chill animals if you actually look them up. Very few species of snakes are agressive

Constrictors are incredibly chilled out snakes, the only way to get bitten by one is to either scare them or have them get confused and mistake your fingers for food. King snakes, ball pythons and corn snakes are all non venomous and do make good pets, I think hognosed snakes are mildly venomous (nothing lethal, worst that will happen is that you'll feel unwell) but they're also very chill. Although the most important thing to remember about snakes is that a snake will not love you, they don't form attachments like cats and dogs do, with snakes it's more a case of them tolerating you stroking them and holding them. But they're still nice pets to own, they're very relaxing to hold and despite them not quite having that spark that a lot of other domestic animals have and they're very curious and inquisitive creatures that have a lot of character to them.

I think the fact a snake isn't a noise machine is exactly why I love them. Birds dogs and cats get old quickly.

yes they r snakes..and , what?

All the bullsnakes I've encountered were either completely docile or really nasty tempered. All of the ones I've seen caught as larger adults were mean.

P.S. I'm loving your videos :o)

Snakes don't show emotion, they are curious and learn how to tolerate humans after being handled a lot.

Snakes won't like you. They're cute and all and they might like to sit on your shoulders or arm but they won't LIKE you.

+Panzer yes they like you. because they knew you provide food for them.

I think snakes are like puppies and cats, mine like to give me kisses, climb on my headphones, and roll over so I can rub his belly. :)

Your comments are all the memes I need

+eaglestar 1000 awesome!

+Ghosted9968 I admire her beauty all the time, so I understand the sentiment!

I've owned cornsnakes most my life. But I've always wanted to branch out to raise other snake species. I love seeing animals like Beau.

Thank you! We love her to death.

Vaasu Sharma kenya the sand boa

They can be. The only thing is, these are larger snakes. Females can get to seven feet and if you can't comfortably handle that then you shouldn't invest in the breed. They don't have high humidity requirements but still need a proper tank/set-up. They do have a large appetite so you need a reliable source of rodents (not just mice but also rats. Mice are high in fat). They will get a lot and demand food from you, but you can't overfeed them. One large rat, once a week, for a full-grown adult would be good, but that info can still change depending on situations. Bullsnakes are native to America and many states have different sub-species, so if you live in The States then they shouldn't be restricted. However, because females get big, there might be laws against that size in your city. One of the main drawbacks of bulls is..their name. Like in other animals, anything named with "bull" tends to have a temper. I really don't think these guys are that bad, but you need to get one captive-bred and as a baby. As a baby, you have to handle them frequently and for a long period of time. They will be nippy and hissy, but if you handle them, they will calm down. If you don't do this or are too afraid of the tiny snake hissing at you when its a baby, you will have a four foot + snake later on that will not tolerate human contact. It's better to get bit by a baby that doesn't have developed teeth compared to an adult with actual teeth. This is why bulls aren't recommended as new snakes. They are wonderful, gorgeous, and great natured, but if you don't have experience with dealing with a snake's attitude or know their body language, then you're not going to be able to properly take of them.

@@burningroses2399 I'm thinking about getting one this summer (judged by their look and size

I don’t think they’re good for beginners, they get huge and they are sometimes very aggressive. I’d recommend something with less of an attitude for a beginner. Especially if you have no background with snakes. I know this was 2 years ago but I felt like saying this lmao. I have multiple snakes of my own and I’d rate corn snake the best snake.

I wouldn't say they r mean, more so defensive! think about it, a potential predator 10 times your size walks up on u u would probably try to scare it off to! that's all the snake is doing! just leave it room and it'll likely head off somewhere away from u

i had a ball python for about a week, but then my stepmom realized how big he would get, and made us get rid of him even though me and my dad loved that snake. im still butthurt about that almost a year later.

Awww

+BigMan7o0 my god parents had a ball python too but he was on a branch in his tank and I guess broke his neck on his water bowl:/

Seananigans that sucks :(

@@BigMan7o0 They don't get that big, was she confused with a Burmese?

+Jorja Redward Thank you! I agree!

+Phat Jackson She still lives at the park I work at! And she's still kicking, I swear she is immortal! She came from another state park.

+。*☆flowland aesthetics☆*。 thank you!!

Hognose snakes, cornsnakes and ball pythons are great choices.

Sunday F. Cool Thanks, I may in a few years so I may look into it more.

Ball python

also kingsnakes and milksnakes are some good beginners choices. I actually wouldn't recommend a ball python or a hognose, because they can both be picky eaters and will go on feeding strike. Also hognose snakes often go thru a pissy phase where they become agressive and bluff strike and hiss for a month or 2

+Nick Seaman I will pass on the sweet compliment to her!

The snake or the person?

both :v hahaha

lol

+mama smeep I hope they help you get over your fear if even just a little bit!

+Jenny Gaines I want to see more of waffle and bacon

Could be age, or she is beginning to shed.

just don't handle a venomous snake and then IF it happens it won't b a big deal!!!

+Elle Addison Careful (and very close) observation!

Never by Beau. I was bitten many times by our feisty little garter snake, Pepper, though! Pepper recently passed away. I miss her a lot.

+Annika Nin Ahhh you're so lucky!! I would love to see a wild bullsnake one day!

+Andy Fischer - NOAA Federal She’s nearly 6 feet! I’d love to see a wild one day- where I live the pine snake is their eastern cousin and they are very rare nowadays unfortunately due to habitat loss and persecution. I’ve never seen a wild pine snake- so sad.

You just let it slither on the ground. You still have to watch it, of course

I took my lovely reptile on walks in my neck so she could get some fresh air. She just chilled there and was really curious about the world. :)

Sgt. Banshee u took ur reptile for a walk in your neck? wtf does that even mean?

No.

if u want to know about venomous snakes there's a really cool new tool called Google!!! simply ask venomous snakes in your state/country! it helped me out a lot I can identify most snakes in my state now! I can easily identify the venomous ones! it helps that I have only 2 kinds of venomous snakes in my state out of 48 different species of snakes

+sky1zero oh my gosh. Thank you!!

oh sorry, she XD shes beautiful

+Spooky Seal Yes! Except, out on the grassy lawn in front of the nature center she lives in.

I'm not sure if they r n Wisconsin, they r found throughout a good portion of the USA, u could always Google it! for ur next question no u have no need to run away! any snake u meet up with wants to get away from u just as much as u want away from them! just give them plenty of room to get away and u won't have a problem