Mountain Kings: A Collective Natural History of California, Sonoran, Durango and Queretaro Mountain Kingsnakes Paperback – January 1, 2004

This book is a work of passion. The author's depth of knowledge about these snakes is incredible. You can tell this is his life's work. If you're interested in learning about, finding, studying, or keeping these snakes in captivity, this tome is a must have.

I bought this as a gift for my dad, he has read it from cover to cover and is impressed witht he authors knowledge

A must have for all kingsnakes enthusiasts and most herpers in general. It provides multitudes of detailed information based on years and years of time in the field, as well as some cool stories to go with it.

This is a detailed beautifully photographed book.It tells you everything you need to know on these secret snakes and written in a style that is fun to read.Also read his book Common Kingsnakes,the finest book ever written on that species.

Finally, a snake book with the detailed information I was looking for. Hats-off to Brian Hubbs for writing such a magnificent collective on the habits of these animals.

One of Brian Hubbs' best publications. Very detailed orientated and very easy read for the beginner as well as the novice. Another must have for the Lampropeltis fan. Reviewed by James Tintle author of The Guide to Honduran Milksnakes

This book is a breath of fresh air in the world of reptile literature. The combination of extremely detailed life history information on these seldom seen snakes, coupled with the great photos of individual subspecies and habitats is amazing. I especially enjoyed the personal writing style of the author, who not only describes the smallest details about the lives of these snakes in nature, but also leads the reader on field excursions to seek them out. A book like this has been a long time in coming, and if you don't already own it, you have no idea what you're missing. There are even two fold-out range maps that describe the ranges of the various mountain kingsnake species in great detail, something that is lacking in almost every other publication I have ever seen. I still can't believe the amount of habitat photos that are included. I think they may outnumber the photos of the snakes themselves. OUTSTANDING, Mr. Hubbs. I can't wait to see your next book.

Any reptile enthusiast(not just kingsnake enthusiast) will enjoy this book on mountain kingsnakes. Easy to read text, good pictures and range maps. Lots of good information on distribution, habitat, etc.. on these beautiful serpents.I especially enjoyed Mr. Hubbs storys on finding these snakes in the field. If you have any interest in reptiles, this is a must have book.