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Laws regarding Pine snakes

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MDC_Ophiuchus

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So after this weekend, I'm a little confused on the exact specifics on legality of pine snakes.

I know that the black pine snake is protected by the state of Alabama. A friend of mine told me that all pine snakes were protected (at least in the State of Florida) and I found a few websites that confirmed this.

However, at the Repticon in Pensacola this past weekend, I saw a handful of vendors that were selling pine snakes (one actually had a black pine).

Anyone have any thoughts or feedback on this?
 
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