10-Foot Python Found Roaming in Market Common

10-foot python found roaming in Market Common

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) -- A 10-foot-long albino reticulated python was captured Monday night in the Market Common area of Myrtle Beach after a driver spotted the reptile along the side of the road. James Sargent, with the local wildlife and reptile removal service known as The Snake Chaser, responded to the scene to safely [...]

'Hard to put a 10-foot snake in a bucket': Python captured in Myrtle Beach's Market Common community

As owner and operator of The Snake Chaser, Russell Cavender gets lots of frantic phone calls about massive serpents on the loose. They don't typically meet the hype. This one did.

10-Foot Long Albino Python Captured In Market Common Area

A 10-foot long albino python was captured in the Market Common area. On Monday night, a driver spotted the reptile along the side of the road. James Sargent, with the local wildlife and reptile removal service known as The Snake Chaser, responded to the scene to safely capture the loose snake. This type of snake is not native to South Carolina so Sargent believes it was a pet that either escaped or was intentionally released. It is illegal in S.…

10-Foot Python Captured Myrtle Beach in Market Common MyrtleBeachSC News

A driver on a road in the Market Common area of Myrtle Beach spotted something along the shoulder Monday night and made a call. What turned up was a 10-foot albino reticulated python captured Myrtle Beach. James Sargent, who runs the local wildlife and reptile removal service The Snake Chaser, responded and caught it. Sargent has worked in wildlife and reptile removal for 16 years, and he told WBTW this was the largest snake he has ever caught. …