Will the credit be - "photo by 12F Mane on Texags?"
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MouthBQ98 said:
Neat. Used to see green snakes often. Haven't seen one in years.
Also: 5 footer caught in the hen house.
Look at you holding a dangerous serpent!
im about 99% sure i know this one but want to check with the experts to be sure.
located in prosper by a buddy's neighbor. i'd love to tell you it survived the encounter but i didn't get to them in time. i was going to drive 30 miles to pick it up but they dispatched it before i could get to them
located in prosper by a buddy's neighbor. i'd love to tell you it survived the encounter but i didn't get to them in time. i was going to drive 30 miles to pick it up but they dispatched it before i could get to them
Well at least it isn't a rare one.
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Hog nose, correct?
TresPuertas said:
Hog nose, correct?
Nope.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Nope but that is the 2nd most popular. 1st is (high as your hat)
Looks like a rat to me.TresPuertas said:
im about 99% sure i know this one but want to check with the experts to be sure.
located in prosper by a buddy's neighbor. i'd love to tell you it survived the encounter but i didn't get to them in time. i was going to drive 30 miles to pick it up but they dispatched it before i could get to them
Some sort of juvenile water snake. Plain belly?
Looks like some kind of python. Someone's pet?
In reply to Zoo, Yes, or a rat. It just seemed a little thick and muscular, especially through the neck to me, for a rat. And all the patterns on the head. Although it is very similar to the one on the previous page.
In reply to Zoo, Yes, or a rat. It just seemed a little thick and muscular, especially through the neck to me, for a rat. And all the patterns on the head. Although it is very similar to the one on the previous page.
Me thinks they aren't getting the clue.ttha_aggie_09 said:
Nope but that is the 2nd most popular. 1st is (high as your hat)
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Its a juvenile rat snake.
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When is this project due? I hope y'all will post it here for all of us.mandevilleag said:
Her instructor misidentified a hognose as a pbws on a slide. She corrected him after class, and asked if she could change her project to snake ID, and he agreed. She's a pretty awesome kid.
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I know....ttha_aggie_09 said:
I tried……
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Moc with its head half blown off
Looks like a water snake to me. PBWS?
Looks like a moccasin to me, zoomed in on what is left of head and think I see mascara...
It's a tough one but the eye placement/scale above the eye says Moc to me.
Pretty easy one IMO. Cottonmouth. Above the eyes is give away along with tapering tail.
Oh yeah, definitely a cottonmouth with a few 22 rounds through him. Show us the cotton before my friend started blasting at him. I was just posting here so y'all could see
This thread has been awesome for quite awhile. While grilling burgers this afternoon, a pretty, yellow and green striped snake about 18" comes slithering along our patio.
I told my wife that's a checkered garter snake. She didn't believe me, took a pic, then googled it. I was correct. She asked me how I knew- I told her the power of TexAgs.
I told my wife that's a checkered garter snake. She didn't believe me, took a pic, then googled it. I was correct. She asked me how I knew- I told her the power of TexAgs.
It's due October 12.TacosaurusRex said:When is this project due? I hope y'all will post it here for all of us.mandevilleag said:
Her instructor misidentified a hognose as a pbws on a slide. She corrected him after class, and asked if she could change her project to snake ID, and he agreed. She's a pretty awesome kid.
First picture is a great example of why head shape can be misleading
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Yep, same snake in both pics. First saw her around 9am this morning, and again at 4pm. Hadn't moved more that a foot during that time.
Not an ideal place to find one
Exactly. That's the reason I never let outdoor toys stay outdoors.
Holy ***** I'm guessing that wasn't part of the assembly kit for that outdoor set.Micky80 said:
My son and his family just moved into a new house in Cypress. The developer is doing a bunch of site work all around. It has pushed critters out and into yards.
Weed eater took him out. Can someone ID him for me. I know he's not venomous.
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