Juvenile gray rat snake (Elaphe obsoleta)—also called chicken snake, oak runner, black snake. Slender, long, excellent climbers with flexible jaws. No repellents work well. Best prevention: keep a walking stick at garden entry, knock ground and swish shrubs as you walk. Snakes flee vibration. If cornered, muscles contract involuntarily (wrinkled appearance).
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