My thoughts are that'd be one hell of a butterfly effect chain of events to occur.
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Snake still maintains its reflexes and is still capable of biting--even after the head is cut off. Always been told to dig a hole and bury them after.
Yes, this. Venom can be viable in some situations even if snake has been dead for years.
Sounds like folklore
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Son is a land surveyor. Came across this today. Sorry ursus and 12f
After they chop off the head, they should make sure they dispose of it properly.
Or just don't touch it at all. I'm the guy who got venom on his hands, then in his eyes...that sucks a lot. I take no issue with people who feel the need to kill venomous snakes, it's only prudent in some instances, but be danged careful handling them even when dead.
This is my favorite thread on TexAgs. Keep em coming.
That's unreal! Incredible.
Does it depend on the type of venom (neuro vs hemo) or is it just a quality of specific snakes that make it last that long?
Does it depend on the type of venom (neuro vs hemo) or is it just a quality of specific snakes that make it last that long?
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Son is a land surveyor. Came across this today. Sorry ursus and 12f
After they chop off the head, they should make sure they dispose of it properly.
Not sure if this is a Polish thing or not, but in our area, Wilson and Karnes County, they would hang the dead rattlesnakes on the fence. Supposed to make it rain.
Guys let's not be hanging any more rattlesnakes on fences until at least August. Kthanks
We did it in Bexar and LaSalle as well.
I had some employees who killed this one last week on a job site. ID anyone?
Really hard to zoom in and tell on mobile but I about 99% sure it's non-venomous.
Bull snake maybe?
Yellowbellied watersnake
Watch out for copperheads in the woodpile!
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Copperhead gotta be the prettiest snake in Texas
If there was such a thing
If there was such a thing
Unfortunately I couldn't get it out of there for a full body shot
I agree (except I'd say prettiest snake in Tennessee). They are gorgeous creatures.
Personally think that corn snakes are prettier, but they might not make the cut because they're not native to Texas
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We do have cornsnakes in Texas, they just don't look like the pretty ones in the east
I'm partial to milk snakes. I have one that lives in a stump in the front yard for the past few years. Real docile, I've picked him up more times than I can remember.
I've seen 2 Copperheads here, they have great coloration, but they can't stay here.
I've seen 2 Copperheads here, they have great coloration, but they can't stay here.
I think those Texas corn snakes are still pretty. Although I might be biased since I had one as a pet during my time at A&M.
Hated to give my corn snake up but my wife at the time made me choose between them. Tough decision. On one hand I had a cold blooded creature incapable of human emotions. On the other, I had a beautiful reptile. I chose... poorly.
Hated to give my corn snake up but my wife at the time made me choose between them. Tough decision. On one hand I had a cold blooded creature incapable of human emotions. On the other, I had a beautiful reptile. I chose... poorly.
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I think those Texas corn snakes are still pretty. Although I might be biased since I had one as a pet during my time at A&M.
Hated to give my corn snake up but my wife at the time made me choose between them. Tough decision. On one hand I had a cold blooded creature incapable of human emotions. On the other, I had a beautiful reptile. I chose... poorly.
I told my wife that I wasn't getting rid of any of my snakes. Now, she goes to reptile expos with me and names them.
Found this guy on the front steps after the baseball game last night.
From that angle it looks like a THICK copperhead!
And pretty pattern/color!
And pretty pattern/color!
Probably been eating all the extra critters from all the rain.
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Probably been eating all the extra critters from all the rain.
This little guy was getting some sun right by my fire pit. Wife didn't see when she walked right past him, then proceeded to flip out when I pointed it out. What do we got?
Hognose. I think
Hognose. Harmless.
quote:Reading up on them, we will let them go next time. Thanks for y'alls help.
Hognose. Harmless.
It's my favorite species. I've had every hognose snake type from the entire globe at one point or another. Had one as a kid. Took it to school and scared my teacher for show and tell. Still have a western hognose now.
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