Do hogs really eat those snakes ? Seems dangerousaggiedata said:
Must have thought you were a hog.
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Real or photoshop? Seems preposterous.
Not interested in snake people opinions as much as photo analysis from tech folks. Maybe the nerdery is a better bet.
I've seen videos of XL rats trying to eat fawns unsuccessfully.
Not interested in snake people opinions as much as photo analysis from tech folks. Maybe the nerdery is a better bet.
I've seen videos of XL rats trying to eat fawns unsuccessfully.
Lol...that has to be bull*****
Couldn't tell you if that's real or not, but I can say without a doubt the snake will not be successful if it is real.
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Picture taken by a client in Fisher County. Not a great pic, but what do y'all think? She said the light stripes were yellow.
FishrCoAg said:
Picture taken by a client in Fisher County. Not a great pic, but what do y'all think? She said the light stripes were yellow.
I see I need to study my West Texas snakes!
I think that's a long nosed snake but I'm not 100% positive. The picture quality isn't that great but I don't see that being a coral snake.
I agree. Pattern didn't scream coral snake but I couldn't tell for sure because of the picture quality. So it's one of those times I keep my mouth shut.
Thanks, guys.
FishrCoAg said:
Picture taken by a client in Fisher County. Not a great pic, but what do y'all think? She said the light stripes were yellow.
Not a coral. That's definitely a longnose snake.
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Our everyday snake...
Looks like one meal in and another on the way
I'm no expert at all, but I thought when red touches yellow, that's a coral, no?
FrioAg 00 said:
I'm no expert at all, but I thought when red touches yellow, that's a coral, no?
Red touches yellow is generally a good guideline for distinguishing a coral snake from something like a milk snake with similar coloration/banding. It is NOT reliable 100% of the time though. Variations do exist with no yellow and or no red and plenty of other combos.
Following up on this snake from the picture, the long nose snake can resemble a coral snake and I can see the confusion. However, I think the spotting in the black bands and the head make them easily distinguishable from a coral though.
I'm sure badace/12fmane can go into much more detail than I can though…
Coral snakes don't have any white coloration in their black bands. They are much cleaner color-wise. Also, the yellow is much brighter. That's classic Texas Longnose.
Longnose:
Milksnake:
Coralsnake:
Milksnake:
Coralsnake:
Thanks for all the replies.
Great shots! +F-Stop & + Iso (slightly) will give you perfect Depth-Of-Field. Damn good regardless.12f Mane said:
Longnose:
Milksnake:
Coralsnake:
Huh?Quote:
Great shots! +F-Stop & + Iso (slightly) will give you perfect Depth-Of-Field. Damn good regardless.
agcrock2005 said:Huh?Quote:
Great shots! +F-Stop & + Iso (slightly) will give you perfect Depth-Of-Field. Damn good regardless.
Thanks! Snakes can be a challenge and most aren't fond of cooperating with you while you fiddle with settings.
My everyday snake is looking double healthy...
Were you double drunk last night? You posted this pic a couple days ago.
Can some ID this snake skin that I found in my back yard? Also, do snakes stay in the same area all the time or do they roam around a lot (was he just passing thru)
Dang you're screwed
Aggieterri said:
It's a copperrattlehognosecoral snake!
No, but most likely a rat snake or a racer. Totally harmless.
Thanks
Haaaa...yea...I might try to go for the triple later this evening...
JJ Watt needs to follow the snake thread…
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Just came over to post the same video.
He admitted it so congrats he manned up
Wow... Those snakes look nothing alike... He really should follow the snake thread.
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Gotta remember he's a yankee boy growing up. Not a lot of snakes in Wisconsin
Hey experts...do we have any kind of black head snakes in Montgomery County? I was out walking a nature trail with my wife and she spotted a tiny tiny little thing. I leaned in to look as it took off and from my memory the closest thing I can match it to is a Smith's black head snake.
I wish I had a pic but it was getting out of dodge into the bushes as fast as it could. I haven't seen anything like it in the Houston area. It looked just like this guy...size, color et al.
I wish I had a pic but it was getting out of dodge into the bushes as fast as it could. I haven't seen anything like it in the Houston area. It looked just like this guy...size, color et al.
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