Mottled Rock?
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Rock Rattlesnake - at least I think... Never seen one in the wild.
Yeah, Mottled Rock Rattlesnake.
That is the mottled rock rattlesnake
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Thought it was a fraggle rock rattlesnake.
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quote:Jackass, now I'll never get that song out of my head today.
Thought it was a fraggle rock rattlesnake.
quote:quote:Jackass, now I'll never get that song out of my head today.
Thought it was a fraggle rock rattlesnake.
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quote:quote:Jackass, now I'll never get that song out of my head today.
Thought it was a fraggle rock rattlesnake.
*clap clap
'Down at fraggle rock!'
Suckas
Here are a couple of stories about a two-headed rat snake in Waco:
http://m.chron.com/news/houston-texas/texas/article/Two-headed-snake-found-in-Waco-9449856.php#photo-11148881
http://m.wacotrib.com/news/environment/two-headed-snake-slithers-into-cameron-park-zoo/article_b452198a-ace3-5ff9-90c0-d27e3598f174.html?mode=jqm
http://m.chron.com/news/houston-texas/texas/article/Two-headed-snake-found-in-Waco-9449856.php#photo-11148881
http://m.wacotrib.com/news/environment/two-headed-snake-slithers-into-cameron-park-zoo/article_b452198a-ace3-5ff9-90c0-d27e3598f174.html?mode=jqm
We frequent the Waco zoo regularly and are pretty excited about that snake being added to exhibit.
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https://www.cnet.com/news/hikers-dramatic-video-of-two-snakes-fighting-reveals-a-rare-sight/#ftag=YHF65cbda0?yptr=yahoo
The video is horrifying enough. I'm just glad no one lifted those sheets of tin! I've seen enough on this thread how that goes down.
The video is horrifying enough. I'm just glad no one lifted those sheets of tin! I've seen enough on this thread how that goes down.
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I'm no expert, but that appears to me to be a fairly large copperhead. It's tough to get any kind of scale for sure, but it looks like he's a pretty big boy.
Also, I'm curious, who's winning in that fight? Is it the cottonmouth because it appears he keeps most of his body on top of the copperhead? I don't know what we're supposed to be looking for in that kind of a battle, so I figured I'd ask.
Also, I'm curious, who's winning in that fight? Is it the cottonmouth because it appears he keeps most of his body on top of the copperhead? I don't know what we're supposed to be looking for in that kind of a battle, so I figured I'd ask.
That's Crazy!
My non-herper opinion is that they were preparing to mate and create the elusive, yet deadly Copper-Moccasin... Or Coppasin for short.
My non-herper opinion is that they were preparing to mate and create the elusive, yet deadly Copper-Moccasin... Or Coppasin for short.
It's a very large copperhead in length
agingcowboy, I was just coming here to post that video, but you beat me to it
ttha_aggie_09 said:
That's Crazy!
My non-herper opinion is that they were preparing to mate and create the elusive, yet deadly Copper-Moccasin... Or Coppasin for short.
Ironically enough a probable hybrid was just found near College Station. I'll see if I can get the picture on here
12f Mane said:ttha_aggie_09 said:
That's Crazy!
My non-herper opinion is that they were preparing to mate and create the elusive, yet deadly Copper-Moccasin... Or Coppasin for short.
Ironically enough a probable hybrid was just found near College Station. I'll see if I can get the picture on here
Why not.....I've seen a piranhaconda in the movies. Anything's possible, apparently.
Is that rat snake meaner than a two-headed snake?!?!
Chasing pronghorn in the panhandle. Guy was dead in the road but in perfect shape, sans rattles. Figured I'd salvage the skin.
Prairie rattler, btw. I know my snakes.
Prairie rattler, btw. I know my snakes.
That would look great on a stained board
Did you cut his head off?
Yes. I don't mess with the pointy end.
I'll skin, scrape, stretch, and dry it. Looks about perfect size to cover one bow limb.
I'll skin, scrape, stretch, and dry it. Looks about perfect size to cover one bow limb.
Im going with blotched water snakeChazz03 said:
Is it just me ......or is that one big freakin copperhead
It's a big copperhead
Mason Mountain WMA, haaaa, several years ago I did that 4 times in 10 days and Austin freaked out......granted, mine were at Cedar Hill State Park.
By the way, Cedar Hill State Park has a lot of rattlesnakes.
Old thread about it. #4 was a few days later.
http://texags.com/forums/34/topics/1469224
http://texags.com/forums/34/topics/1460834
By the way, Cedar Hill State Park has a lot of rattlesnakes.
Old thread about it. #4 was a few days later.
http://texags.com/forums/34/topics/1469224
http://texags.com/forums/34/topics/1460834
Found this little guy in the office this morning. No clue what it is. He appeared injured and was acting strange. He lived by the way.
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Ring necked snake
ttha_aggie_09 said:
Ring necked snake
Apparently turning their ass up when they feel threatened is a defense mechanism. SO PRETTY!
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