I don't like head shape for exclusive ID but when a snake is dead or not in defensive posture it can be useful
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Saw three indigos in 24 hrs.
They were out and about in Duval Co. This weekend
They were out and about in Duval Co. This weekend
Awesome!! Still never seen one in the wild.
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By FAR my favorite snake
Mine too. Hog nose is a distinct second
Not a snake but I thought y'all'd like this one
Ag 11 said:
Not a snake but I thought y'all'd like this one
Awww, cute little lizard.
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Not a snake but I thought y'all'd like this one
Copperhead. 100%
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Interesting question, you Vs that alligator. Who wins? No weapons. Fight to the death.
Question for you guys that pick up snakes. Are there certain ones that you know probably won't bite you? Or do you just try to be careful and not really care if they do (just talking about the non-venomous ones obviously)? I see some pics of you guys holding them behind the head as if you probably pissed them off and other pics look like the snake is relatively okay with being held.
There's a few species that almost never bite, like rough green snakes, indigos, and hognose. Some are iffy like racers, ribbon snakes, and ratsnakes. Some are guaranteed biters like water snakes.
12f Mane said:
There's a few species that almost never bite, like rough green snakes, indigos, and hognose. Some are iffy like racers, ribbon snakes, and ratsnakes. Some are guaranteed biters like water snakes.
12f for the win...
I would add coachwhips to the guaranteed biters. Brown snakes, rough earth snakes, blind snakes, flat headed snakes and ring necked snakes to the almost never biters
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Hiked 25+ miles over 4 days and finally saw this little guy. I cheated and asked a park ranger. Ground snake, Sedona, about 4-5 inches long.
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Bonus pic, this was farther south.
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Crap. I'm not paying attention to the thread.
I'll make up for the goof. These dudes were everywhere at the North Rim of the GC.
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I'll make up for the goof. These dudes were everywhere at the North Rim of the GC.
A better shot with a real camera.
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Ha, we are headed to the south rim tomorrow.
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I've been to the south rim several times and this was the first time to the north. It's a PITA to get to but we found the canyon views to be much more spectacular. Not to mention the fact there was almost no one there.Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:
Ha, we are headed to the south rim tomorrow.
Had a neighbor yell for me today because he saw a snake in his front flowerbed.
Went over and it was a coachwhip that slid into a hole under his driveway. Looked around a bit and found this shed close by.
Went over and it was a coachwhip that slid into a hole under his driveway. Looked around a bit and found this shed close by.
Very interesting. Animals will adapt and fight back no doubt.MAS444 said:
One bad ass snake.
https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/x-ray-shows-zoo-miami-burmese-python-inside-florida-cottonmouth/?fbclid=IwAR37U0O2VIniUxoqvISl8eFEGivK-Ue55uln4-mK8MT12Ppkp_XBTGbmT-E
Hope that was a small transmitter
My kids went to a birthday party last weekend with the Snake Man. Great experience for them. I was in charge of the ball python and putting it on the kids' shoulders. Only a couple got strangled.12f Mane said:That's Clint the snake man. Highly recommend for parties, office presentations, talks, etc. He's a great dude.SpreadsheetAg said:
At a church kids function and they have a snake presentation ; this dude is from the Houston Museum of Natural Science...
FYI; he just said if your bit in Houston go to HCA Kingwood; the only Toxicologist within 150 miles is there.
1st Up - Texas Rat Snake
Greater earless lizardTony Franklins Other Shoe said:
Bonus pic, this was farther south.
sagebrush lizardMathguy64 said:
I'll make up for the goof. These dudes were everywhere at the North Rim of the GC.
Plateau fence lizardMathguy64 said:
A better shot with a real camera.
I've got one
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42" moscin is freaking hugeMAS444 said:
One bad ass snake.
https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/x-ray-shows-zoo-miami-burmese-python-inside-florida-cottonmouth/?fbclid=IwAR37U0O2VIniUxoqvISl8eFEGivK-Ue55uln4-mK8MT12Ppkp_XBTGbmT-E
I get those confused with the East Texas lounge lizards.
Friendly little guy.
I don't care if they bite me. The indigo got me.
Obviously I wouldn't do that with a venomous snake
Obviously I wouldn't do that with a venomous snake
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