VegasAg98 said:
What is the snake the eats rattlesnakes?
Growing up in deep southeast Texas and now mainly hunting in Mason county, the wildlife is still new to me.
12th Man Ag said:
I'll go rough earth snake.
Ok, my sense of scale on the size was all off on that one. I was thinking it was 18-24 inches long.Badace52 said:12th Man Ag said:
I'll go rough earth snake.
The lighting is weird and making the color look off, but you are correct.
That's what she said?txags92 said:Ok, my sense of scale on the size was all off on that one. I was thinking it was 18-24 inches long.Badace52 said:12th Man Ag said:
I'll go rough earth snake.
The lighting is weird and making the color look off, but you are correct.
She only said that because her hands are tiny.HtownAg92 said:That's what she said?txags92 said:Ok, my sense of scale on the size was all off on that one. I was thinking it was 18-24 inches long.Badace52 said:12th Man Ag said:
I'll go rough earth snake.
The lighting is weird and making the color look off, but you are correct.
TresPuertas said:
odd question here. i live next to a pond that i love to fish but the turtle population is completely out of control. its an infestation. as a result, my bass population has dwindled. it also appears that there aren't any predators in there like water snakes. Are there any animals you can relocate to handle this like water snakes and the like?
I like them a hell of a lot more than I like turtles. Only problem is that if i introduced them to a pond in Richardson, I'd probably get skewered for it. Gators aren't exactly common up here.maroon barchetta said:TresPuertas said:
odd question here. i live next to a pond that i love to fish but the turtle population is completely out of control. its an infestation. as a result, my bass population has dwindled. it also appears that there aren't any predators in there like water snakes. Are there any animals you can relocate to handle this like water snakes and the like?
How do you feel about gators?
TresPuertas said:I like them a hell of a lot more than I like turtles. Only problem is that if i introduced them to a pond in Richardson, I'd probably get skewered for it. Gators aren't exactly common up here.maroon barchetta said:TresPuertas said:
odd question here. i live next to a pond that i love to fish but the turtle population is completely out of control. its an infestation. as a result, my bass population has dwindled. it also appears that there aren't any predators in there like water snakes. Are there any animals you can relocate to handle this like water snakes and the like?
How do you feel about gators?
And the Trinity River near Elm Fork ( Irving area )!TarponChaser said:TresPuertas said:I like them a hell of a lot more than I like turtles. Only problem is that if i introduced them to a pond in Richardson, I'd probably get skewered for it. Gators aren't exactly common up here.maroon barchetta said:TresPuertas said:
odd question here. i live next to a pond that i love to fish but the turtle population is completely out of control. its an infestation. as a result, my bass population has dwindled. it also appears that there aren't any predators in there like water snakes. Are there any animals you can relocate to handle this like water snakes and the like?
How do you feel about gators?
You think gators aren't common up there? I recommend you stay away from Ray Hubbard, Lavon, and Lewisville. All three are known for having lots of gators. And big ones too.
