Winter will get him or her.

You'd be surprised what animals can endure. It probably knows enough to go down in a hole when the weather gets too cold. If it finds a good place to hibernate this winter it will be out and about again come spring. Snakes don't die just because the weather gets a bit cold. They wait it out.

That photo was taken 7 miles east of my house. I hope it makes it. People are nuts who raise something like that then let it go in this part of the country. Although we have had some pretty mild winters the last couple years. Good luck snake.

They should name it "Monty" Python!

What a gorgeous animal!! It looks like a carpet python color morph, but with all this designer reptile stuff, things can get a little convoluted. If that is a carpet python, they don't hibernate so it will die by the time winter comes. The likelihood a python of any species would survive a WI winter is extremely unlikely. Though a constrictor 9ft or longer is large enough to kill a human, you would have a better chance of getting struck by lighting. Pythons do not view humans as prey. Don't let silly internet email forward hoaxes fool you. Most instances of pythons killing humans is in captive situations with bad husbandry practices; IE, people letting the snake roam the house, thinking they only need to feed once a month or handling the animal after handling a prey animal (rat, cat, dog, chicken).
So, Sayfu, don't worry too much and miss out on some summer fun. You don't have much to worry about from one python. There are much more scary things out there like other drivers to be concerned about.

maybe a honey badger will get it because it doesn't give a >>>>