The white lines on Mojaves are more faded than Prairie Rattlers. Don't think Mojave's are that far north.
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Looks like a Western Diamondback to me based on the patterns.
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Looks like a Western Diamondback to me based on the patterns.
That's what I pegged it as, also. But I'll defer the 12f's expertise if it's decided otherwise..
I read it at as Las Vegas, Nevada, which diamondbacks don't quite get to but mojaves do. I stand corrected, that's a diamondback.
It happens.
In a buddy's pool this morning. ID? Had my guess but figured I'd ask the all knowing ob
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Looks like a juvenile cottonmouth.
Old friend of mine killed this dove hunting and said cottonmouth, I say no.
What say the geniuses?
What say the geniuses?
Yellow-bellied water snake
My TexAgs educated experience tells me no. Has stripes on the white band on his mouth. Cottonmouth has white band no stripes.
Also just looking at the body too long and skinny
Also just looking at the body too long and skinny
Your friend doesn't know his snakes. Water snake.
That's what I figured.
Found in my neighbors driveway. A baby. No longer than 5 inches. Almost positive it's nonvenemous but not sure on the species. Richmond/Katy area.
PS - was at the Houston zoo this weekend. Their western diamondback is the most impressive snake I've ever seen in person. Thick and deadly. Not sure if someone's already posted a pic of it. If not I'll post.
PS - was at the Houston zoo this weekend. Their western diamondback is the most impressive snake I've ever seen in person. Thick and deadly. Not sure if someone's already posted a pic of it. If not I'll post.
Looks like a brown snake
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PS - was at the Houston zoo this weekend. Their western diamondback is the most impressive snake I've ever seen in person. Thick and deadly. Not sure if someone's already posted a pic of it. If not I'll post.
don't think it has been. post away!
I mean look at the head on this thing. It may not be that impressive to those who see things things on the regular but I was impressed.
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head like a hammer.
There is a reason I avoid the reptile house at the zoo.
Juvenile rat snake just spotted in Lee County
That snake has the scream mask on
Haha I just saw it
Wow! That thing is awesome!
That camo pattern be's badass.
It's a ghost snake.
quote:Dixie Chicken snake?
I mean look at the head on this thing. It may not be that impressive to those who see things things on the regular but I was impressed.
Got this from a friend I work with. She is in the Woodlands. My belief is yellow belly water snake based on stripes under the eye and length/lack of girth.
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It looks like a yellow belly water snake to me
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It looks like a yellow belly water snake to me
I agree
yellow belly water snake is the new rat snake
Bailing hay anyone?
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50% - rat snake
25% - hognose
15% - yellow bellow water snake
10% - something that will kill you
50% - rat snake
25% - hognose
15% - yellow bellow water snake
10% - something that will kill you
1% aoudad
1% yellow lab
1% yellow lab
never mind - read it as saying "something that you will kill"
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