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Snake Thread 2017
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With the color of that water, is that in a pool?MemAg92 said:What kind of snake is this one?ttha_aggie_09 said:
https://instagr.am/p/BVzxnksnx1Q
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12f Mane said:
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THANK YOU SNAKE THREAD 2016!!
Well this thread has officially turned into posting any random internet snake ***** More yard snake photos please.
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Footage of an aquatic cottonmouth snake chasing a group of people in a boat while they were out taking water samples.
12f Mane said:
Well this thread has officially turned into posting any random internet snake ***** More yard snake photos please.
MINE WAS REAL! I TOOK THE PICTURE DAMMIT!!
This little dude was digesting his dinner in peace til I startled him.
Neighbor found this guy by their pool right underneath a bird feeder waiting for some food. Was going to kill him until I told him he was a good guy and he got that big for a reason
This is from last year, cool shots from someone in the neighborhood
This is from last year, cool shots from someone in the neighborhood
Thank you for saying this.
Nobody upset The Godfather of this thread. He'll give you an offer you can't refuse.
Also thank you for your expertise.
Nobody upset The Godfather of this thread. He'll give you an offer you can't refuse.
Also thank you for your expertise.
Amazing. Wonder if the snake was scavenged or predated?P.U.T.U said:
This is from last year, cool shots from someone in the neighborhood
Couple recent snakes.
Eastern garter snake from Texas
Coral about to shed
Eastern garter snake from Texas
Coral about to shed
My guess is predated, we have lots of snakes in the neighborhood and by the trails it is easy to see several snakes a day. Good chance it just walked up on one. Besides cats a snake that size does not have much predators, there are a few hawks but plenty of rabbits in the open.12f Mane said:Amazing. Wonder if the snake was scavenged or predated?P.U.T.U said:
This is from last year, cool shots from someone in the neighborhood
Located in Sachse/Wylie, TX
Those are some awesome shots.
Just had a successful capture and distant release of a 16" copperhead using one of the $5 minnow traps from Academy along my side fenceline.
MouthBQ98 said:
Just had a successful capture and distant release of a 16" copperhead using one of the $5 minnow traps from Academy along my side fenceline.
Pics must not have come through on my phone...
No pics. Dark, late, and I had work to do. Next time, as I am sure there will be one.
Like Christmas every morning checking a snake trapMouthBQ98 said:
Just had a successful capture and distant release of a 16" copperhead using one of the $5 minnow traps from Academy along my side fenceline.
Should I partially cover them with something of just leave them sitting exposed?
MouthBQ98 said:
Should I partially cover them with something of just leave them sitting exposed?
They'll die in the sun. I'd cover it
You must have had some interesting Christmases growing up.
Typically they are shaded and if you are leaving them set and unchecked for more than a day or two you should put a source of water in there
I'm checking every night. They're in my backyard not 15 feet from the house mostly.
A vehicle crashed in San Antonio carrying venomous snakes and a baby alligator.
A reverse 911 for an escaped baby alligator?
Do they say, "Protect your insects and small fish" or
"Watch your small pets five years from now if the baby escaped alligator survives."?
Do they say, "Protect your insects and small fish" or
"Watch your small pets five years from now if the baby escaped alligator survives."?
whats going on here?
Indigo? Or a constrictor of some sort.
Indigo
the article omitted the fact that not all the snakes on board were venomous.
And all the snakes listed are pretty common to South Texas.
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The truck was transporting rattlesnakes, copperhead snakes, a large diamondback rattle snake and water moccasins, according the an official with Somerset Volunteer Fire Department.
Do you bait them with anything?12f Mane said:Like Christmas every morning checking a snake trapMouthBQ98 said:
Just had a successful capture and distant release of a 16" copperhead using one of the $5 minnow traps from Academy along my side fenceline.
Holy cow! The neighborhood hens actually identified this one correctly!
https://imgur.com/a/GfuGx
https://imgur.com/a/GfuGx
Thanks for posting the link. Apparently my TexAgs skills need some work. Why were they transporting all of those reptiles?agcrock2005 said:
It seems your link didn't come through like Mouth's pics from last night...
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