Mountain Kings: A Collective Natural History

By Brian Hubbs

Based on twenty years of compiling detailed information, this is the first guide to the Natural History of the fifteen different Mountain Kingsnakes in one source. Each species account provides common and scientific names, personal field stories, life habits, prey and reproduction, range, habitat, taxonomic data, population, and laws pertaining to the species. Containing over 200 photographs, 76 full-color plates, and 16 detailed range maps this is a book that no kingsnake person should be without.