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eta Louisiana, that is
eta Louisiana, that is
Snake Thread: 2024
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Last: 3 days ago by zooguy96
Great pic!
Broad-Banded Watersnake? Wetlands Park in Sugar Land.
Sure is!
Neighbors backyard.
Daddy-O5 said:
Neighbors backyard.
Ah, the good old American Speckled Possum Cobra
Hognose in the backyard, coachwhip in the street?
Daddy-O5 said:
Neighbors backyard.
Obviously a Texas Cobra
Hognose in the grass and a Rat Snake in the Street.TxAgLaw03RW said:
Hognose in the backyard, coachwhip in the street?
My son sent me this earlier.. dead on the side of the road in our neighborhood. I'm usually pretty good at ID, but I'm struggling on this one ….
nealan said:
My son sent me this earlier.. dead on the side of the road in our neighborhood. I'm usually pretty good at ID, but I'm struggling on this one ….
This one is hard!
I think it is a White Texted Error Snake.12th Man Ag said:nealan said:
My son sent me this earlier.. dead on the side of the road in our neighborhood. I'm usually pretty good at ID, but I'm struggling on this one ….
This one is hard!
We're all struggling
Oof
Texags flagged it . My hands are tied !
Let me try.
Nope
Nope
Upload it to imgur and use the link from there to post the pic.
Daddy-O5 said:
Neighbors backyard.
That's a big hognose!
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
coachwhip?
That would be my guess based on the scales, coloration, and what appears to be the belly color - but I am not sure
Juvenile speckled kingsnake in front yard this pm.
Discovered in tree in my northern Grimes County front yard. I remember last year, maybe year before, seeing similar shed skin in exact location.
What is the life span for such a snake as this?
Do you think it lives in this stand of post oaks, or under them?
Is a snake prone to shed in, or near the same location each time it sheds?
What is the life span for such a snake as this?
Do you think it lives in this stand of post oaks, or under them?
Is a snake prone to shed in, or near the same location each time it sheds?
As high as your hat, probably a rat (snake).
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Rat snake fest this evening. Found a 6 footer headed for my coop, and a 4.5 footer trying to hide in a nest box.
Ballsy move raw dogging it. I wear gloves (sometimes tactical like above) to avoid their musk getting on my skin.
I've become pretty good at keeping them relatively calm and keeping the tail under control which is where the mess comes from.
Mouth, what county are you in? I want to make sure I never have to live there.
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My daughter killed this snake that was on the daycare playground where she works. She was told it is a cottonmouth.
She was told correctly. That could've been bad.
Daddy-O5 said:
She was told correctly. That could've been bad.
Thanks. Very scary. There were young children on the playground at the time. And she said it was trying to bite her shoe when she was smashing it.
Most snake bites occur at this time (when someone is messing with it, to catch or to kill). In this instance I completely understand dispatching the snake, still gotta be REALLY careful how you do it.MiMi said:Daddy-O5 said:
She was told correctly. That could've been bad.
Thanks. Very scary. There were young children on the playground at the time. And she said it was trying to bite her shoe when she was smashing it.
NM
Location?MiMi said:
My daughter killed this snake that was on the daycare playground where she works. She was told it is a cottonmouth.