sailfish
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Pulled a six footer out of my basement today. Didn't kill him though.I don't know.
That's kinda like not killing snakes you see around the house. They take care of....yeah ,ok.
Pulled a six footer out of my basement today. Didn't kill him though.I don't know.
That's kinda like not killing snakes you see around the house. They take care of....yeah ,ok.
That’s a cobraView attachment 488425
Caught this bull snake sneaking across my side yard last year. Watched him disappear into the woods on the other side.
that tooIn Vietnam they had what was called the 2 Step snake. It was said if you got bit you would be dead within 2 steps. Thankfully I never did see one---bur I did see lots of other kinds of snakes, scorpions and giant centipedes.
The bigger the rattle snake the more venomous. The ones near me don’t get real big, 2-3 feet. Not enough water around here, keeps them small. Up north they get up to 6 feet.A bite from a Timber Rattler will kill you. Copperhead..no. Water Moccasins are aggressive and can shut down your breathing. I've had them try and get in the boat. I've never seen an Easter Coral Snake. Their bite can kill you.
And poison ivyThat’s a cobra
I was in the rain forest in South America for two weeks. They had something they called a Carpet Labaria. They said you have about an hour if you get bit by one. Never seen one. Believe me, I never stopped looking.In Vietnam they had what was called the 2 Step snake. It was said if you got bit you would be dead within 2 steps. Thankfully I never did see one---bur I did see lots of other kinds of snakes, scorpions and giant centipedes.
Did they try to rape you?The other night I noticed a big spider web network overhead and around my front door and I counted at least nine big ass spiders throughout it. I let them stay rent free because they seem to take care of the gnat and mosquito problem around here.
. Probably means just more venom because it's a bigger snake.The bigger the rattle snake the more venomous.
Or.. a Bull Snake with a real wide neck.That’s a cobra
We only kill the rattlers here. The occasional coral snake may make it's way in the area, but very rare. Pretty much every snake here that can hurt you let's you know you're ing around and about to find out.I would never kill a snake around my house. There are NO poisonous snakes in Mn. (except for a few in the very SE tip of the state along the Mississippi river bluffs. In 70+ years of living here I've only seen 2 kinds of snakes in the wild around here. The common garden snake and a Bull snake --both of which are harmless to humans and eat tons of mice and other pests.
Looks like a bull snake that just ate something.Or.. a Bull Snake with a real wide neck.