Identify This Snake

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cp1969 said:
The feud between Man and Snake goes way back...it's almost like we are programmed to hate them.

My friend is a biologist and he says we inherited two things from monkeys:

- lack of hair on the second section of our fingers (it is considerably less than the third section)

- fear of snakes since snakes were snitching monkeys in night sleep in trees for millions of years.

IMHO he got a point.
 
   / Identify This Snake #42  
czechsonofagun said:
My friend is a biologist and he says we inherited two things from monkeys:

- lack of hair on the second section of our fingers (it is considerably less than the third section)

- fear of snakes since snakes were snitching monkeys in night sleep in trees for millions of years.

IMHO he got a point.

Well I have no fear of snakes, but am terrified of heights. I think my ancestor where created, not evolved from monkeys.;)
 
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I just came across this guy today, only seen maybe three of these in 12 years.

I wasn't paying attention and almost stepped on him. That really freaks me out when I’m busy doing something, thinking about what I’m involved in at the time, and then all of a sudden realize that I’m right on top of a d*^# snake!! I hate that!!

He was about 30 feet from the house. I know he’s a good guy, so I just let him go on his way

He’s a king snake from I’ve been told. This guy was about 3’ long.
 

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   / Identify This Snake #44  
Nice King snake!

The new addition to our family (gopher terminator) was bouncing and jumping by the cabin. When I got closer I saw he was attacking a deadly copperhead. :eek: I quickly threw a shoe to scare him away and the other shoe I threw at the snake and killed it. He got promoted to top cat and can now nap on the tractor.:)
 

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   / Identify This Snake #45  
Bird, the one thing I have noticed about killing snakes, is the poisonous ones usually smell real bad. All the moccasins, rattlers, and copperheads I've killed smelled like they were already dead.
 
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txdon said:
Nice King snake!

The new addition to our family (gopher terminator) was bouncing and jumping by the cabin. When I got closer I saw he was attacking a deadly copperhead. :eek: I quickly threw a shoe to scare him away and the other shoe I threw at the snake and killed it. He got promoted to top cat and can now nap on the tractor.:)

Don, if you see him attacking a bill collector, are you gonna let him sleep in the house?;) :D
 
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Jim, not until he learns that his "kills" belong outside.:D
 
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Don... That helps keep the tractor dusted off too!

mark
 
   / Identify This Snake #49  
I have a friend that identify all snakes as COPPER HEADED WATER RATTLERS, It's real fun to be with him when we run across any snake any where. But it sure looks like a corn snake to me.
 
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Huckridge said:
I have a friend that identify all snakes as COPPER HEADED WATER RATTLERS, It's real fun to be with him when we run across any snake any where. But it sure looks like a corn snake to me.


I like that, My mother is more than afraid of snakes and growing up any snake that startled her (all snakes she saw) had to be killed then killed again. I think they were copper headed water rattlers.
 

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