Being from the rural South, and thus being around all things organic, my answer to this question is that Chicken Snakes (genus elaphe, I believe) eat nothing, outside of rodents but chicken eggs. I have actually seen a black chicken snake digesting what you could remarkably make out as what appeared to be 3 eggs at once.
Their name comes from the fact that a chickens actual value, and by this I will be sexist and qualify value with "Hen", Lays, (NPI) with her ability to produce eggs.
These snake are harmless, but enterprising, and will get into a coup and make the rounds, ( or should I say ovals), of either "setting hens" or just freshly laid eggs.
You should be warned, if raising chickens, if a snake is intruding, by the chickens themselves. They get quite upset when invaded by any one of the various varieties of the chicken snake family and become very 'vocal'. It happens mostly at night per my experience.
But remember, they are harmless to humans, though can appear quite aggressive when cornered or entrapped. But they really are just a cost of doing business with nature and surely offset their liking for eggs by the fact they remove far more mice and rats than they ever will eggs.
Again, my personal experience.
yes they do eat chickens
Chickens can eat snakes, especially smaller ones. Guinea fowl are known for eating and killing snakes as they are more aggressive and have a strong prey drive. Other animals like certain species of hawks, eagles, and some snakes themselves, like the king snake, also eat and kill other snakes.
No. Snakes only eat other animals.
Yes, some snakes do eat squirrels. Larger snakes such as pythons and king snakes are known to prey on squirrels when given the opportunity. Snakes are carnivores and will consume a variety of small mammals if they can catch them.
There are no poisonous snakes and even venomous snakes are safe to eat.
Yes, some snakes will eat chickens. Poisonous snakes and constrictor type snakes are not choosy about what they eat; and as long as they can kill it, they'll eat it. More snakes, however, eat chicken eggs. Many snakes varieties eat eggs as a regular part of their diet.
yes they do eat chickens
Chicken snakes are not one particular species or type of snake. Instead, this name is applied to several different kinds of reptiles that are nonvenomous and tend to feast on eggs, rats, and small birds but not snakes.
yes they can, but you have to leave the bones in for the calcium.
Chickens can eat snakes, especially smaller ones. Guinea fowl are known for eating and killing snakes as they are more aggressive and have a strong prey drive. Other animals like certain species of hawks, eagles, and some snakes themselves, like the king snake, also eat and kill other snakes.
sometimes most times it's just that they want to eat the chicken egg or the chicken itself because they like the smell of chicken poo.Yes. Snakes are drawn by the rodents the chicken feed attracts and most snakes could care less about either the chickens egg or the chicken itself. It takes a large snake to eat a full grown chicken and for most species of snake, not worth the energy expended to kill a hen.
A bull snake will eat chicken eggs. In fact, I have found that once a bull snake has discovered my hen house, it is virtually impossible to keep it away without relocating the snake.
Do snakes eat cherries?
Snakes eat rodents.
snakes eat mice or rats
I cant imagine why you would like to know this, but yes we have about the same protein as chicken.
Baby ones eat egg whites from chicken eggs. but adult chicken snakes eat rabbits and ankona chickens that were imported in the southern half of the canary islands. In some cases it has been known for chicken snakes to attack another type of snake living on the islands it is commonly nicknamed 'the chomp' because it sneaks into people houses at night and goes under the covers and attacks peoples feet (they do this because the skin is normally easier to get to and their toxins will get to work quicker). The chicken snake and the chomper (or to give it its scientific name; Juikangad Pellisulic) have been battling for food and land. hope this answers your question.