Why are garters underrated?

[snakehill]

I've never seen one in the wild either.

[RedSidedSPR]

Well, it's actually very small range too. Garters are a lot more common than corns. In all usa

[RedSidedSPR]

I've seen rat snakes a lot (corns are rats), the funny thing is, despite what I said, I've only seen two garters in the wild. One of which was/is is my first snake.

[snakehill]

I've seen hundreds of garters in the wild! But I am a little OLDER than you!

[Bart]

Well, I saw tons of Natrix natrix. Never seen other snakes though, not even european viper (and, I admit, I was dying to keep one, mostly because of ViperKeeper, but it's forbidden in Europe; their venom isn't very dangerous for adult human and they are very docile, as for vipers of course).

[RedSidedSPR]

I've seen hundreds of garters in the wild! But I am a little OLDER than you!

That has nothing to do with it. Ive seen TONS of snakes. I look for them, and catch them everyday. I just dont see garters. I've always thought that was weird.

[snakehill]

It is bizzarre!

[Bart]

That has nothing to do with it. Ive seen TONS of snakes. I look for them, and catch them everyday. I just dont see garters. I've always thought that was weird.

Rat snakes? Do corns or milks occur in your area?

PS. I'm very curious about Steve's opinion of this topic, but apparently he's avoiding this thread.

[snakehill]

That has nothing to do with it. Ive seen TONS of snakes. I look for them, and catch them everyday. I just dont see garters. I've always thought that was weird.

It's weird because garters are the ONLY snake that I've found in the wild!

[RedSidedSPR]

Care to explain?

What?

It's weird because garters are the ONLY snake that I've found in the wild!

As is with most people.