If they stop stealing eggs they will live longer around my place
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PSA - Please don't kill snakes unless you know they are deadly!
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SabineHunter
The only good snake is a dead snake. The only thing they are good for is boots and belts and I won't one of those either. I see a snake, it's either dead or about to die.
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Originally posted by ken800 View PostFor those that don't know this, yes. There are quite a few snakes that like to dine on other snakes. Kingsnakes, for example, have no trouble eating pit vipers in addition to rodents. Both of which I can do without.
As a reminder there are about 120 species/subspecies of snakes in Texas and about 15 species/subspecies are venomous.
I suspect I'm just beating my head against a brick wall here. After seeing a dead rough green snake, I was dumbfounded. There are no bright green venomous snakes in the United States. Do we go around shooting every canine we see because it might bite?
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Originally posted by Kong View PostThat’s about like telling a fat kid not to eat the cookies you left in his room overnight. I ate the cookies and I’ll smoke the snakes within a mile of the house. You do you n I’ll do me . My wife will shoot me if I don’t so I’m not taking the chance,
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I grew up in the country. For fun my little brother and I would go down to the creek’s edge and shoot the water mocassins with our pellet guns, move them back on to the shore with a long stick, and keep shooting them till they stopped moving. We’d then put them on a big ant mound.
My wife HATES snakes and will attempt to kill them all, even a little bitty grass snake. So, I’m not telling her about the 3’ long King snake that I came across next to our house 2 weeks ago! I was VERY glad to see it!!
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speckled king snakes get a pass anywhere in the yard,, hope i don't ever find one in the house or garage so i don't have to decide what to do with him,,,
they are easy to identify at a glance which is why they live,,,, but those big nasty water snakes that look too much like moccasins become ant food.
i actually watched one working my pond and moving fish into the shallows,,, he became ant food,,,, watching that snake shimmy and shake on top of the water was a very strange event
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Originally posted by Man View PostHave you seen the replies from the men on this site on snake threads?? Urinating and releasing their bowels all over themselves, screaming like girls, lighting stuff on fire etc at just the very site of a snake. Good luck getting that message across.
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