Diamondback Water Snakes
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thanksJ_Daddy05 said:
Diamondback Water Snakes
my bad...didn't see your postTarponChaser said:vander54 said:
It's been at least 1 year but not much over that. I want to say March 2020 is when it ended.
Got a link to that? Because the TxPW page I linked above still says it's prohibited.
Diamondback water snake X2
Edit: ...oops late to the party
Edit: ...oops late to the party
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What happened to Red & Yellow kill a fellow? Is there a US coral snake more toxic than the Texas version?Badace52 said:
There have been texas coral Snake bites to children and as of yet none have resulted in death. I have seen the neurotoxin cause some moderate paraesthesia in adults with some associated shortness of breath, but never to the point of respiratory failure. Children are definitely more at risk of severe neurotoxicity. I too would be concerned for a small child with a coral snake bite. Even more concerned if they were less than 50 lbs .
We used to catch a few a year in South Austin and relocate them.
The Arizona and Eastern Coral snakes have both caused documented deaths. There are three recognized species of coral snake now which used to be considered subspecies of a single species.
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Thank you!!
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On the front porch earlier tonight. College Station/Raintree
[/url]On the front porch earlier tonight. College Station/Raintree
That looks like a copper head to me. I had to gig one of those one night. Anyone seen any timber rattlers in Red River county?
Copperhead for sure.Tried my best to relocate him but with his nasty disposition he, at best, was uncooperative. Unfortunately, like Luca Brasi, he now sleeps with the fishes.Dallasag517 said:
That looks like a copper head to me. I had to gig one of those one night. Anyone seen any timber rattlers in Red River county?
Wow, you're a better man than me. I relocate all the non-venomous ones, but I've never even attempted a venomous relocation!Alte Schule said:Copperhead for sure.Tried my best to relocate him but with his nasty disposition he, at best, was uncooperative. Unfortunately, like Luca Brasi, he now sleeps with the fishes.Dallasag517 said:
That looks like a copper head to me. I had to gig one of those one night. Anyone seen any timber rattlers in Red River county?
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Pretty sure not a rat snake, but had to turn around on an FMR west of Gillett to scoop him across the road resulting in a pretty poor picture. I can't say the truck that passed by tried to hit him, but sure didn't seem to try to go to the side too much. He tried to pee on me but I saw that trick before.
TPWD would appreciate a report about where you saw that one. They have a form on their website to report it.Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:
Pretty sure not a rat snake, but had to turn around on an FMR west of Gillett to scoop him across the road resulting in a pretty poor picture. I can't say the truck that passed by tried to hit him, but sure didn't seem to try to go to the side too much. He tried to pee on me but I saw that trick before.
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Done. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Copperhead #2 College Station/Raintree. Backyard by wood scrap pile. Had his camouflage working. Not as big as the first one.
[/url]Copperhead #2 College Station/Raintree. Backyard by wood scrap pile. Had his camouflage working. Not as big as the first one.
A juvenile
Stuck my size 10 up his tiny $@@. A real small one curled up under a pallet I was throwing away
And just now freed a coachwhip from the snake netting we put up around the barn. Looks like we caught him coming out of his hole. We were able to pull him out and cut the netting off. He left rather quickly but hopefully doesn't get caught again.
i use that same netting around my strawberries. caught 3 coachwhips in 6 days.
The fact that you even tried impresses me. I wouldn't even attempt it. And that snake can sleep with the snakes for all i care.
txags92 said:I think it would be better if he used those little decorative beaded collar things that ladies like to put around the stem of their wine glasses so they can tell which glass is theirs. I can just imagine the neighbors starting to see copperheads hanging around wearing jewelry...JSKolache said:spray some purple paint or something on them this year, so we can track if you have 1000 resident coppers or just 5 who like to come back every few daysMouthBQ98 said:
First catch of the year.
I vote that he puts adorable little hats on them.
Any guesses?
Texas Rat Snake
My uneducated guess is a fat rat.
Fatty McFat snake
ttha_aggie_09 said:
Texas Rat Snake
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Sent by a buddy of mine who lives a couple miles from me. Found it in his flower bed.
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The snake did not survive the encounter, but he has two small children and I can't say I'd have done any different in his situation.
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Anybody tell what this? It's a screen shot from terrible quality video. My guess was racer or coachwhip.
I have no idea what I'm looking at here but based on color I'm guessing.....
Indigo?
Indigo?
Terrible image quality but possible a broad-banded water snake?
That is either a Dikfer or a Henway!
Both are highly contagious.
Both are highly contagious.
I've been trying to see a cool snake for a while now and so far only a Decay and Ribbon.
Don't eat the snakes in Richardson y'all.
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