Fort Worth. I know it's tiny but was surprised by the brown/ orange color. We usually only see gray garden snakes
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Walking an a trail in Burleson Texas. Wonder if he will be able to get it down.
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Absolutely! With ease
Probably a dumb question, but how long will that guy get by with that meal?
ttha_aggie_09 said:
Absolutely! With ease
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Well a few weeks before he is hungry again, a month or two before he will be really hurting for a meal.
Edit: It may be his last meal or second to last before hibernation, so it may actually last him until spring. Their metabolism slows to a crawl once it gets cold.
Edit: It may be his last meal or second to last before hibernation, so it may actually last him until spring. Their metabolism slows to a crawl once it gets cold.
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Thank you! Nature is cool as ****
Badace52 said:
Well a few weeks before he is hungry again, a month or two before he will be really hurting for a meal.
Edit: It may be his last meal or second to last before hibernation, so it may actually last him until spring. Their metabolism slows to a crawl once it gets cold.
Well snake was gone but rat was still there. Hope no one hurt the snake.
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That close to a sidewalk it is more likely someone scared him off his meal. He may come back to it later if it was dead.
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We live in the country just south of Omaha Nebraska. We found this little guy in our basement this morning. I think it's probably a Lined Snake. Can anyone confirm or correct me if I'm wrong?
Found some snake skin on the patio today. Do I:
A) Tell my wife so she can "keep one eye open", however more likely causing her to never step foot outside nor allow my children to again.
Or...
B) say nothing.
A) Tell my wife so she can "keep one eye open", however more likely causing her to never step foot outside nor allow my children to again.
Or...
B) say nothing.
C: Go buy a rifle.
bh93 said:
C: Go buy a rifle.
I'd use a shotgun for snakes.
I've already got several of both. Doesn't help with the wife.
Looks like a very young lined snake to me...
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The "Judge" works well too.
Badace52 said:
Looks like a very young lined snake to me...
Thanks!!
It isn't about what will "help" her, it is about using this for the opportunity that it is...J.D. c/o 05 said:
I've already got several of both. Doesn't help with the wife.
On our walk tonight in Fall Creek (Humble, TX).
That's a pretty big copperhead, based on my extensive experience.
One of My dogs got into a tangle with a 4' rat snake over the weekend. We walked up on it slithering across the driveway mid morning and she went in to investigate. It coiled up and before I could pull her back she went in for a closer sniff and got struck on the nose, but she was quick on the counter-snap and when I grabbed the snake with my patented "look over Here at my waving left hand" move, I found a pretty good tooth puncture in its neck. Dog got a scratch that healed up with a bit of bleeding that healed up without a sign and the snake will live too. I consider it a valuable lesson because later when we walked by that spot and she caught the smell of the snake, she was more cautious approaching things to investigate.
One of My dogs got into a tangle with a 4' rat snake over the weekend. We walked up on it slithering across the driveway mid morning and she went in to investigate. It coiled up and before I could pull her back she went in for a closer sniff and got struck on the nose, but she was quick on the counter-snap and when I grabbed the snake with my patented "look over Here at my waving left hand" move, I found a pretty good tooth puncture in its neck. Dog got a scratch that healed up with a bit of bleeding that healed up without a sign and the snake will live too. I consider it a valuable lesson because later when we walked by that spot and she caught the smell of the snake, she was more cautious approaching things to investigate.
cottonmouth or no?
Yes cottonmouth...
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Mascara is light on that one!
Where was this taken?
Walt Luddiger said:
cottonmouth or no?
Neat to see a patternless one like that
photo was taken on toledo bend.
That water is crazy clear. Sand filtered?
K... You guys gave me hell the last time I ran into this situation for not seeing it through so I documented the whole thing this time.
Warning... Pic heavy
Warning... Pic heavy
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Awesome! Great pics
No 4k video??!?!?
JK, cool pics, thanks for sharing
JK, cool pics, thanks for sharing
I can't wait to show my boys!
Damn, that poor *******...the last couple pictures show that frogs no what terror is as well! Really cool pics though.
*frog, "I need help!!!!!"
*snake, "I'm almost done, just a few more bites!"
*snake, "I'm almost done, just a few more bites!"
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