Looks like a bag of Funyuns
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Good Eye! Holding the bag of Funyuns for my 6 year old as he cooled off in the river!
That's funny you noticed that!
That's funny you noticed that!
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Dekays Brown Snake? Really cool color on it which is throwing me off. North Austin area.
I can't post images, anyone want to lend a hand? I can text or email pictures.
I can't post images, anyone want to lend a hand? I can text or email pictures.
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Are you kidding? This is on the OB, in another 30 minutes they could have where you purchased it, with security footage, and your complete grocery list with receipt.poet0715 said:
Good Eye! Holding the bag of Funyuns for my 6 year old as he cooled off in the river!
That's funny you noticed that!
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DeKay's Brown... he's was chill until my little girls decided to bull rush him then he released his bowels down my hands.
This one was from a few years ago but I can't remember if he's a plain belly WS or blotched.
Not really interested unless you can release him in the TCU dugout right now.
My 8 year old yelled out from backyard while golfing "Daddy, there is a huge snake out here. It is non-venemous so i'll hold it until you get here." My younger son asked if we could kill it and eat it.
My wife and I were dying laughing.
My wife and I were dying laughing.
Rough green snake
Bonus: id?
Bonus: id?
Bonus River Otter video. Watch in full screen all the way to the end. He comes out of the water and runs off.
https://imgur.com/a/VUp90J4
https://imgur.com/a/VUp90J4
There were just three of these little guys in my pond. 2 of them were feasting on baby catfish.
Diamondback Watersnake? Colors are a bit brighter than I've seen in the past but the pattern looks right.
https://i.imgur.com/F5abMyw.mp4
Diamondback Watersnake? Colors are a bit brighter than I've seen in the past but the pattern looks right.
https://i.imgur.com/F5abMyw.mp4
You got it!
A couple spotted w/in a few minutes of each other.
Broad-banded water snake
Broad-banded water snake
Let's go, Brandon!
And nearby a moccasin, right?
Let's go, Brandon!
Good IDs on both. That is a beautiful water snake.
Cottonmouths look like the biggest a-holes ever.
Honestly, that was one feature I used to ID him (along w/the broad scales on his head and the pattern on his body).agcrock2005 said:
Cottonmouths look like the biggest a-holes ever.
"Hmm, he looks pissed off. Moccasin."
Let's go, Brandon!
Neat looking snake in my field this morning. 
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What's the speculation on prevalence of snakes vs sightings? In other words, if you see 1 snake of a type in your rural property; how many does that mean are truly around?
I have seen articles saying copperheads do not travel in groups but several times I have seen 2+ together during the summer at night.
No snakes travel in groups
12f Mane said:
No snakes travel in groups
Garter snakes say hi!
j/k...I know mating is different than traveling
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What's the speculation on prevalence of snakes vs sightings? In other words, if you see 1 snake of a type in your rural property; how many does that mean are truly around?
I don't think that's something you could put together due to the dramatic seasonal differences in snake activity. I do think people dramatically underestimate the number of snakes right around them.
Not I. I think there is a snake under every wood pile, ever leaf, and every porch off the ground. Plus many other places hahaDaveAg02 said:SpreadsheetAg said:
What's the speculation on prevalence of snakes vs sightings? In other words, if you see 1 snake of a type in your rural property; how many does that mean are truly around?
I don't think that's something you could put together due to the dramatic seasonal differences in snake activity. I do think people dramatically underestimate the number of snakes right around them.
ETA: I have a pretty embarrassing story about the snake thread. I have said on previous snake threads that this place is like therapy for me, because of my extreme dislike of snakes. So as usual I am scrolling the snake thread before bed last night. Then I had a dream that one of the lakes around me some how emptied and snakes were everywhere, but instead of freaking out I was out on the lake bottom trying to take pictures for this thread. I guess that's progress because it wasn't a nightmare, just a weird ass dream.
The entire planet is a writhing mass of snakes and a small layer of dirt and ocean on topTacosaurusRex said:Not I. I think there is a snake under every wood pile, ever leaf, and every porch off the ground. Plus many other places hahaDaveAg02 said:SpreadsheetAg said:
What's the speculation on prevalence of snakes vs sightings? In other words, if you see 1 snake of a type in your rural property; how many does that mean are truly around?
I don't think that's something you could put together due to the dramatic seasonal differences in snake activity. I do think people dramatically underestimate the number of snakes right around them.
That is literally the first thing I think when I see a snake now... "Oh, where is my phone, I have to get a picture for Texags!"
Then explain Lonesome Dove.12f Mane said:
No snakes travel in groups
TacosaurusRex said:Not I. I think there is a snake under every wood pile, ever leaf, and every porch off the ground. Plus many other places hahaDaveAg02 said:SpreadsheetAg said:
What's the speculation on prevalence of snakes vs sightings? In other words, if you see 1 snake of a type in your rural property; how many does that mean are truly around?
I don't think that's something you could put together due to the dramatic seasonal differences in snake activity. I do think people dramatically underestimate the number of snakes right around them.
ETA: I have a pretty embarrassing story about the snake thread. I have said on previous snake threads that this place is like therapy for me, because of my extreme dislike of snakes. So as usual I am scrolling the snake thread before bed last night. Then I had a dream that one of the lakes around me some how emptied and snakes were everywhere, but instead of freaking out I was out on the lake bottom trying to take pictures for this thread. I guess that's progress because it wasn't a nightmare, just a weird ass dream.
Are you going to post the pics or not.
Technically what would it be called when they tend to hunt together? I know if there is a prey rich environment there will be more snakes but last year for 4 days in a row around 10-11pm 3 copperheads would come out to an area at the same time together. They would come from a very heavy bush area and come to the same area where there tended to be frogs and cicadas. They would stay out for a few hours and head back at the same time.12f Mane said:
No snakes travel in groups
They don't hunt together in the sense that there is no cooperation between individuals. Snakes also don't travel together. They do tend to concentrate in food-rich environments with heavy shelter. Some snakes will overwinter together in dens. Garters and rattlesnakes are examples of this. However, they are not generally considered social animals.
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