It's been 72 hours since it happened and my finger is still numb/tingly where it happened, but there's definitely nothing under my skin. And I shouldn't have said there was no swelling, there was, and still is, some swelling, it's just not much.
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Sounds like the striped bark scorpion sting I got last year. I red dot, burned like hell if no ice on it. Throbbing pain that would come and go, and was tingly numb in the area for a few days.
Any idea what this POS is?
Yep, the slimy orange liar snake. It lures its prey with NIL money then stabs it in the back.
gravid yellow-bellied orange hornsnakeTheAggiesAreWe03 said:
Any idea what this POS is?
TheAggiesAreWe03 said:
Any idea what this POS is?
You nailed it. That is without a doubt a POS.
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RED AG 98 said:gravid yellow-bellied orange hornsnakeTheAggiesAreWe03 said:
Any idea what this POS is?
It thinks it is camouflaging by looking like a piece of ***** But, no camouflage there. It's just a steaming, ripe, disgusting, smelly, trashy, hideous piece of *****
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Drove by this guy at the ranch. Interestingly it had a leech of some kind attached to the top of its shell. Huge head and legs when it stood up to walk.
He was near a ditch with water in it.
Mas89 said:
Drove by this guy at the ranch. Interestingly it had a leech of some kind attached to the top of its shell. Huge head and legs when it stood up to walk.
He was near a ditch with water in it.
Yeah, leeches not uncommon on common and alligator snappers. That is a common.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
There were leeches on a slider I found in my front yard last fall.
What's up with this dude's shell?
Someone wanted a turtle snack.
Found 3 last night. Warm and humid and still outside.
If you're going to have to deal with a pit viper on a regular basis, copperhead is the way to go. I imagine they were insect/cicada hunting. Bugs were everywhere.
Couple water snakes wanted to join in with my son and me fishing yesterday. One of them made off with a small perch we threw back. The bullhead catfish got away.
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After years of seeing this thread pinned at the top, I opened it last night while waiting for baseball news. Several hours later it became my favorite thread. As a kid, I was a self proclaimed herpetologist. I had two young rat snakes that were rescued from people who were unknowingly threatened by them. We released them once they were bigger. Had a red tailed boa also. I prefer to watch these guys in the wild now instead of caging them in an aquarium. Lots of good info here. It has probably saved a few snakes and a bite or two.
"You may all go to hell, and I will go to Aggieland!" -Davy Crockett
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
GeorgiAg said:
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
If true, he might not want to post. Eastern Diamondbacks are protected in Georgia - it is illegal to kill them.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Whoops.zooguy96 said:GeorgiAg said:
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
If true, he might not want to post. Eastern Diamondbacks are protected in Georgia - it is illegal to kill them.
But it's ok if you say this before you shoot, right?
It's legal in Georgia to kill venomous snakes. It's illegal in North Carolina. Also, from the article: you can't keep a non-venomous snake as a pet but you can keep a venomous one.
https://www.ajc.com/news/local/illegal-kill-most-snakes-georgia/VMizguV4eDe6fJlWzg24RP/
Shouldn't kill them. It's a magnificent snake. We have big brains so that we can figure out how to avoid them. Where they live. Forester has a gut on him.GeorgiAg said:
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
Genuinely shocked this hasn't gone viral on next door or someone else with a caption of:
"Careful out there boys and girls of the Woodlands! This 9.5' rattlesnake was killed just off woodlands parkway and had a chihuahua in its belly"
"Careful out there boys and girls of the Woodlands! This 9.5' rattlesnake was killed just off woodlands parkway and had a chihuahua in its belly"
Somebody with a NextDoor account needs to step up and make it happen then report back here as hilarity ensues.ttha_aggie_09 said:
Genuinely shocked this hasn't gone viral on next door or someone else with a caption of:
"Careful out there boys and girls of the Woodlands! This 9.5' rattlesnake was killed just off woodlands parkway and had a chihuahua in its belly"
JayM said:Shouldn't kill them. It's a magnificent snake. We have big brains so that we can figure out how to avoid them. Where they live. Forester has a gut on him.GeorgiAg said:
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
I wouldn't kill it. Plus it's the property where i have the easement problem with the neighbor. Maybe it will bite him in the ass.
Ole boy needs some Ozempic.
GeorgiAg said:JayM said:Shouldn't kill them. It's a magnificent snake. We have big brains so that we can figure out how to avoid them. Where they live. Forester has a gut on him.GeorgiAg said:
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
I wouldn't kill it. Plus it's the property where i have the easement problem with the neighbor. Maybe it will bite him in the ass.
Ole boy needs to make better dietary choices and show a little self control.
FIFY if my doctor was using my account to post this.
GeorgiAg said:JayM said:Shouldn't kill them. It's a magnificent snake. We have big brains so that we can figure out how to avoid them. Where they live. Forester has a gut on him.GeorgiAg said:
Herpetologist? New word for me.
Anywho. Here is a South Georgia Rattling Danger Noodle my forester killed.
I wouldn't kill it. Plus it's the property where i have the easement problem with the neighbor. Maybe it will bite him in the ass.
Ole boy needs some Ozempic.
That belly wards off all but the largest South Florida pythons.
I can attest. There ain't much to do in that part of Georgia other than drink a few Budweisers.
Another near Barker Reservoir
You in Kelliwood somewhere? That's my old stomping grounds. Caught a bunch of snake in Barker from Mason Creek all the way to Buffalo Bayou.
ttha_aggie_09 said:
You in Kelliwood somewhere? That's my old stomping grounds. Caught a bunch of snake in Barker from Mason Creek all the way to Buffalo Bayou.
Nearby off Baker Rd backing up to GB Park.
Pretty speckled in Bridgeland.
Water snake or cottonmouth? Sorry not a great pic
Looks a lot like a DBWS but it's a pretty low quality picture…
100% water snake. Hard to know for sure which species but DBWS would be my guess as well.
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