Snake ID

More for ky knowledge, its dead already since i wasn’t there to deal
With it, my in laws dispatched it being that it was in the house.

I have a feeling its a bullsnake juvenile, but not totally convinced. What say you?

Sorry if the pic is lame, was a text sent to me.

Not sure what it is but sure blends in nicely with the carpet

I want to hear how it got in the house

You know, there are a lot of people who have been here and who knows what doors have been left open or anything. I have been fighting a mouse issue for a long time, ever since a family reunion happened and doors were left open over night!

I guess there was another pic which showed a little more bronze-ish strip down its back which suggests maybe a pygmy rattlesnake….this is southern OK not TX.

I think it's a hognose, but I am definitely no expert.

Nevermind - saw your updated post and think pigmy could be it. Hopefully there aren't more.

Updated pic of the snake, the coloration shows much better in this pic….

Again, apologize for the pic, not mine…

Hognose was my guess

I'm going to jump out and say juvenile Diamond Back Water snake.

That is an Eastern hognose. Love those guys!

Good and dead

Dusky Pygmy Rattler. Looks like a young one.

Yep! Dusky Pigmy for sure!

Western Pygmy is very similar.

Neat snake....whatever it is.

Red on black venom lack.

He would make a pretty hat band.

Not a cool snake to be in the house

Yet somehow telling the in laws to:
1. Not eat in the house except in the kitchen
2. Keep all the doors shut and dont leave them open

Makes me the bad guy. Its friggin insanity.

Damn they are lucky

If you had 3 or 4 of them yes.

Typically a small snake. But a pretty hide, no doubt about that.

Probably no more than a foot long.

is that pic from Florida?

Southern OK