April 4, 20187 yr 9 minutes ago, HiggyBaby said: Floating around FB... road trip anyone? How far to push it in the lake?
April 4, 20187 yr Also regarding identifying cottonmouths, they almost always have a horizontal line of lighter scales behind their eyes.Don't forget the detached head part
April 6, 20187 yr On 4/4/2018 at 11:31 AM, HiggyBaby said: Floating around FB... road trip anyone? Prolly poisonous so killet.
April 12, 20187 yr Even dead I wouldn't get that close to it. Look at the size of the head on that thing. This thread needs a nope gif right now.
April 12, 20187 yr 2 hours ago, UT Lawnghorn said: 2 yrs dead snek. Not to mention, dude is doing the bass fisherman amplification pic. That snek is probably 4 ft long. Still, it’s a dead snek, so it’s a good snek
April 13, 20187 yr I'm over snakes. Our farm is overrun with rattlers, and I will kill them on sight. It's just a matter of time before one of us gets nicked. Last Saturday, I went to turn on the water and one of the lil fokkers was coiled up in the meter box. First time I've ever killed one with a water turnoff key. If it had not been unseasonably cold, probably would have bitten me.
April 13, 20187 yr We put out some sort of granule that smells like cloves all around our barn and trailers. Anyone else used it before? It allegedly keeps snakes away. Time will tell if it is effective but I ran into the neighbor while driving fence lines and he swore by it. We are in a heavy snek area.
April 13, 20187 yr I'm over snakes. Our farm is overrun with rattlers, and I will kill them on sight. It's just a matter of time before one of us gets nicked. Last Saturday, I went to turn on the water and one of the lil fokkers was coiled up in the meter box. First time I've ever killed one with a water turnoff key. If it had not been unseasonably cold, probably would have bitten me. Get a cat. Or import some coach whips and other rattle-eaters. We’re lucky(?) enough to be damn near overrun by them. Those bastards are like lost puppies. Last summer, my mother would come out and find one on her porch rocker every morning. They’d relocate him, and he’d find his way back in a day or two. A stone cold killer tomcat took up residence towards the end of the summer and they haven’t seen a snek since.
April 13, 20187 yr Second the cat idea. Parents live in the deep woods East TX on a lake and we used to see a ton of moccasins almost daily in the spring/summer. They got 2 cats for the outside and have barely seen a snek the past 2-3 years. Edited April 13, 20187 yr by BayouBill
April 13, 20187 yr Yep get yourself a couple of tomcats and you won't have to worry about snek or rodents
April 13, 20187 yr 2 hours ago, HOOKEM4 said: We are in a heavy snek area. Your mom was in a heavy snek area last night.
April 13, 20187 yr 29 minutes ago, Patricio Swayze said: Neither does banging your mom. Now you’re just piling on. Like I piled on your mom.
April 13, 20187 yr 3 hours ago, HOOKEM4 said: We put out some sort of granule that smells like cloves all around our barn and trailers. Anyone else used it before? It allegedly keeps snakes away. Time will tell if it is effective but I ran into the neighbor while driving fence lines and he swore by it. We are in a heavy snek area. The product Snake-Away has mixed reviews, but I put it out in the spring in the flower beds and around a creek in the back yard. Havent seen snek since I started two years ago, maybe luck, maybe not. I get it on Amazon in the bulk pack, my local hardware store thinks 150% margins on it is fair.
April 13, 20187 yr 4 minutes ago, markstanco said: The product Snake-Away has mixed reviews, but I put it out in the spring in the flower beds and around a creek in the back yard. Havent seen snek since I started two years ago, maybe luck, maybe not. I get it on Amazon in the bulk pack, my local hardware store thinks 150% margins on it is fair. * Snek-Away
April 14, 20187 yr 11th hole at Shadow Glen.Any ball not in the fairway after that hole wasn’t getting a look
April 14, 20187 yr On 4/12/2018 at 7:35 PM, bmbmd said: I'm over snakes. Our farm is overrun with rattlers, and I will kill them on sight. It's just a matter of time before one of us gets nicked. Last Saturday, I went to turn on the water and one of the lil fokkers was coiled up in the meter box. First time I've ever killed one with a water turnoff key. If it had not been unseasonably cold, probably would have bitten me. Sounds like it is time to move back to the city
April 14, 20187 yr 5 hours ago, UTexasFight said: 11th hole at Shadow Glen. Any ball not in the fairway after that hole wasn’t getting a look You let him play through?
April 14, 20187 yr 6 hours ago, UTexasFight said: 11th hole at Shadow Glen. Any ball not in the fairway after that hole wasn’t getting a look Just finished off a beer and a dog at the turn? Edited April 14, 20187 yr by Trey3216
April 19, 20187 yr "While conducting a 1-173 Infantry training exercise, a southern black racer snake slid across the barrel of junior U.S. Army National Guard sniper Pfc. William Snyder's rifle. The exercise was performed at Eglin Air Force Base on April 7, according to the Alabama National Guard."
April 19, 20187 yr Had a little excitement on the Easter Egg hunt this year...Non-venomous, so we let him be. About 5' long and looked like it had just eaten a rat or something. Edited April 19, 20187 yr by Pescado_Rojo
April 20, 20187 yr Sulfur and moth balls are good for closed spaces.Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk
April 21, 20187 yr Sulfur and moth balls are good for closed spaces.Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalknapalm and nukes are good for both.Just to be sure
April 21, 20187 yr Easter was at the ranch this year. We don't hide them in the cacti, but it doesn't stop the kids from looking.
April 23, 20187 yr On 4/14/2018 at 1:58 AM, UTexasFight said: 11th hole at Shadow Glen. Any ball not in the fairway after that hole wasn’t getting a look Did you play it as it lies?
April 23, 20187 yr Was about three feet away from a ~2 foot long coral snek this weekend at the Tahna Keeta scout reservation here in South Florida. Too busy wiping the poop out of my pants to get a picture.
April 24, 20187 yr On 4/23/2018 at 6:09 AM, DocZaius said: Was about three feet away from a ~2 foot long coral snek this weekend at the Tahna Keeta scout reservation here in South Florida. Too busy wiping the poop out of my pants to get a picture. Why the fuck would you be scared of a coral snake? You'd have to pass out on top of it and have it gnaw on you for 5 minutes before you'd be in trouble.
April 24, 20187 yr Author Why the fuck would you be scared of a coral snake? You'd have to pass out on top of it and have it gnaw on you for 5 minutes before you'd be in trouble.Dude, you know how the ladies in this thread are.
April 24, 20187 yr 1 hour ago, UTexasFight said: Nope The fact these mother fuckers can climb trees freaks me out and pisses me off all at the same time!
April 24, 20187 yr 1 hour ago, rage-a-holic said: Why the fuck would you be scared of a coral snake? You'd have to pass out on top of it and have it gnaw on you for 5 minutes before you'd be in trouble. I was not aware of that. Alls I know is that they'll kill a fellow.
April 24, 20187 yr On 4/23/2018 at 6:09 AM, DocZaius said: Was about three feet away from a ~2 foot long coral snek this weekend at the Tahna Keeta scout reservation here in South Florida. Too busy wiping the poop out of my pants to get a picture.
April 24, 20187 yr On 4/14/2018 at 8:11 AM, freyguy said: Isn’t this what the 3 iron is for? More like the .410 wood.
April 25, 20187 yr Snek tasting my mom's chicken eggs. She usually relocates non venomous snek, but this one meet its maker.Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
April 29, 20187 yr http://www.kbtx.com/content/news/Officials-seeking-more-information-about-cobra-found-in-College-Station-481135051.html Officials seeking more information about cobra found in College Station The following is a news release from the city of College Station: On Friday around 4:39 p.m., Animal Control responded to the area of Forest Dr and University Dr E for a report of a snake that had behaved aggressively. On arrival the snake was identified as a young albino monocled cobra, twelve inches in length. The snake was removed and Animal Control is attempting to locate the owner to ensure they are in good health. Please be mindful of the safety of your pets in this area and remember to keep your dogs on leash. Animal Control is asking that if anyone has information regarding ownership of the snake to please contact the College Station Police Department at 979-764-3600. The ownership of venomous snakes is prohibited by College Station City Ordinance Sec 6-7 as follows: “Class Reptilia. Family Elapidea (coral snakes, cobras, and mambas).” A woman emailed KBTX Friday evening and said she found the snake on her back patio.
April 29, 20187 yr Lulz at 12 minutes ago, clapclapclap said: attempting to locate the owner to ensure they are in good health.
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