I spent today, "Wilderness SURVIVAL Training". (Yes, it was "hell" for a 75+ y/o man, OK......former "Man") This wimp is just trying to stay awake till 6 o'clock, currently 4:45 in afternoon.
Good job SD!I spent today, "Wilderness SURVIVAL Training". (Yes, it was "hell" for a 75+ y/o man, OK......former "Man") This wimp is just trying to stay awake till 6 o'clock, currently 4:45 in afternoon.
WOW, how awesome!! She is your amazing child, you should be proud of her!!Daughter's dance recital went great and I am super proud of her. She has been in dance for 11 years now and she has improved so much. You can see the confidence in her dance now. I know we probably shouldn't post pics of our kids, but I'm too proud of her not to share...
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What kind of snake is that?View attachment 87112Had to take care of a little something before leaving for work! This guy was stretch out across the front porch! I know it's a "good" snake, but not when it's on the porch! Managed to get him to the driveway to kill it, didn't want to clean blood off the porch!
Bull snake.What kind of snake is that?
Those look different from ours.Bull snake.
These get pretty darn big! If they are near the house they die!Those look different from ours.
Ours tend to be a little lighter colored with darker markings. At a glance they look very much like a timber rattler. The smaller ones will coil up and shake their tails like a rattler too, sometimes. The big old ones are pretty docile though. My daughter caught one about a foot long a couple weeks ago and was playing with it, and it bit her mom...These get pretty darn big! If they are near the house they die!
These big black ones easily make 8'. We have corn snakes/rat snakes that are lighter with dark markings. I learned to always bring two killing implements for the big tough ones! I usually have a scraper, like in the picture and a pointy weed popper!Ours tend to be a little lighter colored with darker markings. At a glance they look very much like a timber rattler. The smaller ones will coil up and shake their tails like a rattler too, sometimes. The big old ones are pretty docile though. My daughter caught one about a foot long a couple weeks ago and was playing with it, and it bit her mom...
When I was in high school one of the guys in my biology class caught one about 30 inches long. We put it in an aquarium in the classroom and named it Leroy. Leroy got very tame and could be handled, and would go up one arm and down the other. He was lazy though. We put a live mouse in with him to see him kill and eat it. The mouse jumped on the back of his head and started biting him. So we had to rescue Leroy from his food! That day we decided that Leroy was a defective snake...These big black ones easily make 8'. We have corn snakes/rat snakes that are lighter with dark markings. I learned to always bring two killing implements for the big tough ones! I usually have a scraper, like in the picture and a pointy weed popper!
You're lucky.. if my wife saw that on the porch you would be cleaning up a lot more than blood... And the snake would have raced away frightened by all the screaming!!!View attachment 87112Had to take care of a little something before leaving for work! This guy was stretch out across the front porch! I know it's a "good" snake, but not when it's on the porch! Managed to get him to the driveway to kill it, didn't want to clean blood off the porch!
That's why I killed it and not the hubbyYou're lucky.. if my wife saw that on the porch you would be cleaning up a lot more than blood... And the snake would have raced away frightened by all the screaming!!!
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