West Houston about 18" long. Sorry about the poor picture but the wife wasn't getting close to the head.
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HoldMyBeer said:
West Houston about 18" long. Sorry about the poor picture but the wife wasn't getting close to the head.
They say wedding cake causes that.
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It won't be....but this should be the Texags POTD.jgh85Ag said:HoldMyBeer said:
West Houston about 18" long. Sorry about the poor picture but the wife wasn't getting close to the head.
They wedding cake causes that.
I believe that's a DBWS, but the head up and ridge in the back has me a little unsure
It's a PBWS. I thought diamondback at first glance due to the dark lines on the sides, but it's just a younger PBWS that still has a clearly defined pattern.
MyNameIsJeff said:
It's a PBWS. I thought diamondback at first glance due to the dark lines on the sides, but it's just a younger PBWS that still has a clearly defined pattern.
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Fun with snakes. I get up early to take my old farm truck suburban in for an inspection, and decide to check the oil and coolant. Pop the hood and there's a 4' rat snake coiled up amongst the spark leads and fuel rail on top of the block. With much poking and prodding I was able to get it to stick out its head, then coax it free. Got a bite for my trouble.
This afternoon I hear the dog "critter alert" bark in the back yard and sure enough, she's found a water snake.
What happens by tonight? Who knows.
This afternoon I hear the dog "critter alert" bark in the back yard and sure enough, she's found a water snake.
What happens by tonight? Who knows.
Yes, those white things are snake teeth.
Dude.....you honestly need to move before snakes overtake your place and kill you and your family!!! LOL.
I like to think they are doing their thing and all the sudden: "Crap, not that guy again…"
MouthBQ98 said:
I like to think they are doing their thing and all the sudden: "Crap, not that guy again…"
This is actually good news.
Rats will chew on wiring of some models of vehicles.
You have a preventive measure in place.
He just needs to rename the place Snake Farm and charge admission.
I was about to ask if you were having an allergic reaction. Those look like what pusses up when I get some bad ant bites.MouthBQ98 said:
Yes, those white things are snake teeth.
My neighbor posted this. What kind of snake is this?
(If it's a good one, don't kill the messenger.)
(If it's a good one, don't kill the messenger.)
Rat snake. Good guy
Stive said:
Rat snake. Good guy
I figured as much... thanks!
Send your neighbor a link to this thread so he can learn something.
Not a snake, but snake-like in shape...This was a first for me. I caught it with a castnet in Rockport today. I know what it is, but I'll let y'all guess if y'all care to...
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Gonna have to upload it a different way (like imgur) apparently.
Thanks... done
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Tiny flying fish?
Diamond darter?
Edit: I'm wrong. Darters don't have wings. Lol
Edit: I'm wrong. Darters don't have wings. Lol
maroon barchetta said:
Tiny flying fish?
That's what I was thinking
HtownAg92 said:I was about to ask if you were having an allergic reaction. Those look like what pusses up when I get some bad ant bites.MouthBQ98 said:
Yes, those white things are snake teeth.
Maybe he should take some Benadryl just in case.
MouthBQ98 said:
Fun with snakes. I get up early to take my old farm truck suburban in for an inspection, and decide to check the oil and coolant. Pop the hood and there's a 4' rat snake coiled up amongst the spark leads and fuel rail on top of the block. With much poking and prodding I was able to get it to stick out its head, then coax it free. Got a bite for my trouble.
This afternoon I hear the dog "critter alert" bark in the back yard and sure enough, she's found a water snake.
What happens by tonight? Who knows.
Why are you getting so many water snakes? You're not that close to any water from what I remember...?
jgh85Ag said:HoldMyBeer said:
West Houston about 18" long. Sorry about the poor picture but the wife wasn't getting close to the head.
They say wedding cake causes that.
I just dribbled beer out of my mouth at the airport!
Highfin Goby
txags92 said:
Highfin Goby
Winner!
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That come with a quart of live bait?
Basically... it was in a castnet with about 50 menhaden and a few finger mullet also this guy showed up a couple casts later and went back in the water.
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Driveway in Wellborn this evening. 2 feet or so.
That's a big coral snake!!!
A beauty.
A beauty.
A nice nope rope hanging around the deer camp house
A couple of my neighbors have ponds/tanks and there is a creek to the west of us a quarter mile or so. We have a lot of toads and frogs in our area as we're in a shallow valley and have soil and an environment that they apparently like. Prey brings in predators.
MouthBQ98 said:
A couple of my neighbors have ponds/tanks and there is a creek to the west of us a quarter mile or so. We have a lot of toads and frogs in our area as we're in a shallow valley and have soil and an environment that they apparently like. Prey brings in predators.
Cool; I figured this was it