Hi guys
So, I've logged into my husband's Texags account because I need your wisdom. Can someone explain to me how a copperhead ends up in an upstairs bathroom?
Here's the backstory...we came to our lakehouse for the weekend. It has two floors of living space and a walkout basement. Sunday afternoon, our 9 yr old son comes downstairs, flinging a dead snake around. My husband tells him to throw it outside. I come around the corner, see that this thing is 18" long and at least 1" diameter, and know enough to know it's not a little green grass snake. Husband then comes outside and says, " yeah, that's a copperhead".
Husband is pleased that it was dead..."it means we don't have mice or any sort of food source". I'm pleased the 9 year old had enough sense to throw a towel on it to make sure it was dead, before picking it up with his bare hand and waving it around. But what I want to know is.....how did a snake ended up in a third floor bathroom!?!?!?
Thanks guys
So, I've logged into my husband's Texags account because I need your wisdom. Can someone explain to me how a copperhead ends up in an upstairs bathroom?
Here's the backstory...we came to our lakehouse for the weekend. It has two floors of living space and a walkout basement. Sunday afternoon, our 9 yr old son comes downstairs, flinging a dead snake around. My husband tells him to throw it outside. I come around the corner, see that this thing is 18" long and at least 1" diameter, and know enough to know it's not a little green grass snake. Husband then comes outside and says, " yeah, that's a copperhead".
Husband is pleased that it was dead..."it means we don't have mice or any sort of food source". I'm pleased the 9 year old had enough sense to throw a towel on it to make sure it was dead, before picking it up with his bare hand and waving it around. But what I want to know is.....how did a snake ended up in a third floor bathroom!?!?!?
Thanks guys