YellAgs said:
I cant even tell what that is because of your potato phone pic.
I was worried I was the only one.
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I was worried I was the only one.
Sorry guys...it's yellow belly water snake...super aggressive...I'll update my camera skills...
Just buy the latest galaxy or iphone dude
I did an artist rendering to assist with ID.
jgh85Ag said:
I did an artist rendering to assist with ID.
Laughed out loud in my cubicle so loud my boss came and asked if I was okay. Showed him the thread and he laughed as well.
TROGDOOOOR!!!
BURNINATING THE PEASANTS!!!
Burninating all the people. In the THATCH ROOFED COTTAGES!! THATCH ROOFED COTTAGES!!!!!
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To begin, draw and S for Snake. Or Dragon. Or Whatever. Next draw a more different S.
I said consummate V's!
I said consummate V's!
TheVarian said:jgh85Ag said:
I did an artist rendering to assist with ID.
Laughed out loud in my cubicle so loud my boss came and asked if I was okay. Showed him the thread and he laughed as well.
My wife got me this board game for my birthday this year; haha
I used to have an awesome black shirt with a white trogdor on the front... it got lost to old age and time sadly
CowtownAg06 said:
To begin, draw and S for Snake. Or Dragon. Or Whatever. Next draw a more different S.
I said consummate V's!
"I used Chiaroscuro shading..."
I was actually surprised when the term chiaroscuro came up in The Witcher books a couple of times; I immediately thought of StrongSad...
Poor little feller.
Mexican Hognose!billyboy2001 said:
Poor little feller.
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When I was walking up to it from the road I was like "whoa, dude got his head sqooshed pretty good" then I saw it was hognose.
billyboy2001 said:
When I was walking up to it from the road I was like "whoa, dude got his head sqooshed pretty good" then I saw it was hognose.
Location? I'm guessing West Texas somewhere.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Lobo,TX.
billyboy2001 said:
Lobo,TX.
Oh, figured it was somewhere around Van Horn. Used to spend a lot of time out there looking for snakes about 15 years ago.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Went spotlighting at our ranch Saturday night. As we got back to the cabin my 7 year old said "snake!" I was looking for a grass snake or something but spotted a rattle snake curled under our first step leading up to the cabin.
It just sat there curled up, didn't rattle, didn't move. Not sure if sleeping but doubt it as we were loud and had a light on it. Couldn't let it live/hangout at the cabin with kids around. Hit it as best I could without hitting the cabin with the 12 gauge. Was an exciting ending to the night.
What are the odds there are more under that cabin? First one I've seen even when I was under the cabin leveling it back in April.
It just sat there curled up, didn't rattle, didn't move. Not sure if sleeping but doubt it as we were loud and had a light on it. Couldn't let it live/hangout at the cabin with kids around. Hit it as best I could without hitting the cabin with the 12 gauge. Was an exciting ending to the night.
What are the odds there are more under that cabin? First one I've seen even when I was under the cabin leveling it back in April.
You better crawl under the cabin and check. HTHYesterday said:
Went spotlighting at our ranch Saturday night. As we got back to the cabin my 7 year old said "snake!" I was looking for a grass snake or something but spotted a rattle snake curled under our first step leading up to the cabin.
It just sat there curled up, didn't rattle, didn't move. Not sure if sleeping but doubt it as we were loud and had a light on it. Couldn't let it live/hangout at the cabin with kids around. Hit it as best I could without hitting the cabin with the 12 gauge. Was an exciting ending to the night.
What are the odds there are more under that cabin? First one I've seen even when I was under the cabin leveling it back in April.
That's probably the only one. On the other hand...Yesterday said:
Went spotlighting at our ranch Saturday night. As we got back to the cabin my 7 year old said "snake!" I was looking for a grass snake or something but spotted a rattle snake curled under our first step leading up to the cabin.
It just sat there curled up, didn't rattle, didn't move. Not sure if sleeping but doubt it as we were loud and had a light on it. Couldn't let it live/hangout at the cabin with kids around. Hit it as best I could without hitting the cabin with the 12 gauge. Was an exciting ending to the night.
What are the odds there are more under that cabin? First one I've seen even when I was under the cabin leveling it back in April.
Won't be showing the wife that video. Haha
Snake experts, is the part about controlling venom true?
No, there's no truth to it.
The probable real truth is that people are more apt to encounter a smaller snake because there are usually more of them at specific times during the year.agcrock2005 said:
Snake experts, is the part about controlling venom true?
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Hmm, I've heard the same thing over the years as well but doesn't suprise me that that is a myth. With that being said, how much damage are we talking here if I try to pick the cute little fella up?12f Mane said:
No, there's no truth to it.
Somewhere between "holy crap this hurts" and "I didn't need those fingers anyways"
Most people survive copperhead bites, but it is an unpleasant experience. Lots of swelling and pain and sometimes a small amount of localized tissue death that leads to permanent scarring. People have died from copperhead bites before but a young copperhead is unlikely to kill a full grown adult human.
That said, it is recommended you present immediately to the nearest hospital based emergency room after any venomous snake bite for close monitoring and potential need for life saving interventions.
That said, it is recommended you present immediately to the nearest hospital based emergency room after any venomous snake bite for close monitoring and potential need for life saving interventions.
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Mr President Elect said:Hmm, I've heard the same thing over the years as well but doesn't suprise me that that is a myth. With that being said, how much damage are we talking here if I try to pick the cute little fella up?12f Mane said:
No, there's no truth to it.
Pain, swelling and tissue damage. If you hit the Darwin lottery you could die from it. But apparently only 6 people have died on the last 120 years from copperheads.
"Copperhead snake bites are rarely deadly. Although they are responsible for an estimated 3,000 bites per year, there have only been 6 reported deaths in the past 120 years from this snake. Most, if not all, of those deaths were actually the result of an allergic reaction rather than the toxicity of the venom itself."
https://regardingreptiles.com/how-deadly-is-the-copperhead-snake/
I haven't been tagged yet, but I've been told by several friends that have that the worst part is the hospital bill.
Didn't think so, but wanted to confirm. Thanks.12f Mane said:
No, there's no truth to it.
12f Mane said:
I haven't been tagged yet, but I've been told by several friends that have that the worst part is the hospital bill.
A former co-worker of mine got tagged by a baby rattlesnake. He felt sorry for it because it had reptile mites, so he was picking them off (he has venomous snakes of his own). 10 minutes later - fang got loose, and he got tagged. Fortunately, he made it to the hospital quickly. 15 vials of antivenin and $30,000 later…..
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Why is it antivenin and not anti venom?
First thing I said was wrong. It was originally developed in France and the French word for venom is venin sometimes spelled venen. WHO now accepts either antivenom or antivenin and the words mean the same thing.
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I've heard both used and both are correct. I just never knew why there were two.
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