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Why the Co-Pilot does a walkaround in Texas

"...Most likely a boa. I'll agree with Bill here....looks a lot like a Cuban Boa"

Yes, I agree, too. I thought it looked like SOME kind of insular Epicrates when I first looked at it. After studying it a bit, it looks more Cuban to me than any of the other species.
 
Yeah, the thing that looks like a rattle in the first pic is just the knot of the rope on the chock block. They pull the other end of the rope to free the wheels.
When I first looked at the picture I was thinking the head shape looked like a rosy boa, obviously it isn't but I'm proud of myself for noticing something was off!
 
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