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Gopher Snake
(Pituophis Melanoleucus)
Gopher Snake Information
From southern Canada throughout most of the United States to northern Mexico. One of
our most common snakes. Medium to large (to 7 ft. in our region; 9 ft. in
Midwest) diurnal or crepuscular snake. Tan to whitish dorsally with large
black to brownish blotches; dorsal scales keeled; pale ventrally with dark
flecks. A powerful constrictor, this beneficial snake preys primarily on
small rodents, occasionally lizards. Often mistaken for a rattlesnake because
of defensive posture with coiling, hissing, flattening of head and vibrating
of tail.
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