Name that snake
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Damn Tim, I was just sort of poking fun at Eddie. You went full blast!
Well done!
Well done!
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He seems to be somewhat detached.
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It took a while but after digging around I found this photo I took of a meeting I had on the golf course a few years ago. This cottonmouth was a little upset because I interrupted his nap.
As you can see cottonmouths are a tad aggressive and it's best to leave 'em alone. I pinned this guy down with my driver handle, and told my golfing buddy to hand me my cell phone so I could take a picture. His answer, which was from about 75 feet away, was "**** you, I'm not getting any closer to that GD thing!"
As you can see cottonmouths are a tad aggressive and it's best to leave 'em alone. I pinned this guy down with my driver handle, and told my golfing buddy to hand me my cell phone so I could take a picture. His answer, which was from about 75 feet away, was "**** you, I'm not getting any closer to that GD thing!"
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Pretty sure that's not a cottonmouth.
From a distance that one appears to be another copperhead. Still nothing I'd want to be playing with.
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Not a copperhead either. Whatever it is, it's non-venomous. Pine snake possibly, but I have no idea what part of the country it was found in.
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ya.....I'd kill that too.
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Seems like it would be kinda difficult to kill a snake with a revolver unless you beat it to death...
Really dangerous too.
I spent all day outside working on my place and planting in the garden. Saw seven snakes. 2 venomous, 5 non, from 8" on the small side, to 5' on the other end of the spectrum. All survived, everything is fine, and I didn't scream like a little girl and kill any of them!
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Seems like it would be kinda difficult to kill a snake with a revolver unless you beat it to death...
Available in .22, .38 and .44.
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The name of the snake is on the barrel haha.Seems like it would be kinda difficult to kill a snake with a revolver unless you beat it to death...
Nice gun. The prices on the Colt "snake" guns have been going through the roof of late.
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Nah, Hollywood does it all the time.Seems like it would be kinda difficult to kill a snake with a revolver unless you beat it to death...
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All survived, everything is fine, and I didn't scream like a little girl and kill any of them!
Woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woaaaaah... we are not to scream like girls, then?
Can we at least high-step it out of there, acting casual, but screaming very high-pitched on the inside...? That's kinda my M.O.
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I literally dug this little guy up this evening:
His head is on the the bottom side of the picture. I assume this is an eastern worm snake, and he had dug himself into a pile of dirt the landscapers left me last year. I understand they're quite common over most of their range, but you seldom see them since the spend much of their time underground or hiding under something. I know this is the first time I've seen one.
His head is on the the bottom side of the picture. I assume this is an eastern worm snake, and he had dug himself into a pile of dirt the landscapers left me last year. I understand they're quite common over most of their range, but you seldom see them since the spend much of their time underground or hiding under something. I know this is the first time I've seen one.