Nest??
They aren’t bees.
Snakes only den up together in Winter to conserve body heat...or in the Spring to mate, depending on the species.
Otherwise snakes are loners, foraging for prey as they can.
That'll just be your little secret.
Nest??
They aren’t bees.
Snakes only den up together in Winter to conserve body heat...or in the Spring to mate, depending on the species.
Otherwise snakes are loners, foraging for prey as they can.
???That'll just be your little secret.
He didn’t get the terminology wrong, just the concept. Snakes don’t den up together at this time of year. No point in looking for a bunch of them together somewhere...because they aren’t.Whatever.... he got the jist even if used the wrong term, FFS.
I'm not a herpetologist. LOL
Whatever.... he got the jist even if used the wrong term, FFS.
I'm not a herpetologist. LOL
Here's a couple pics of one from Lyons a few months ago. Somebody killed this one, 10 ft. from the front door of the Lyons Senior center. That's all we need is for one of our seniors to get bit.
Anyway, when I heard about it, I ran down there to claim the remains.
I skinned him out, tanned the skin by cleaning it of any meat or membrane, and then soaking it for a couple days in a solution of glycerin and rubbing alcohol. Then tacked it out of a board to dry, then mounted to a board with some 3m spray adhesive. Not quite finished with it, I was planning on making a frame around it in a darker wood, and then maybe covered with a piece of glass.
p.s. without the head he came out to around 24"
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He didn’t get the terminology wrong, just the concept. Snakes don’t den up together at this time of year. No point in looking for a bunch of them together somewhere...because they aren’t.
They are all off on their own.
I would not step foot on this place, where ever it is, me no understandy.
I would not step foot on this place, where ever it is, me no understandy.
Imagine a world if they went after us hoomans like thatKinda creeps me out
J.E.S.T. at Cubi Pt? I was stationed there for 18 months. B Co. Marine Barracks. Seen my share of friggin huge snakes over there. We saw one one night that spanned the entire 2 lane road back in the Naval Magazine. We ran it over in an old IH box truck and it was still slithering. Man, I spent hundreds of nights sleeping in that jungle with nothing but a pancho under me or over me. Yeesh!I was bitten by a constrictor during survival school in the Philippines and I have not got over it yet!
Ask this family...must have been that time of the month.....thousands of Garter snakes in a house!He didn’t get the terminology wrong, just the concept. Snakes don’t den up together at this time of year. No point in looking for a bunch of them together somewhere...because they aren’t.
They are all off on their own.
If they did, there wouldn’t be any more snakes. We have nearlyeradicated every human predator there was (other than ourselves) and snakes that were are as aggressive toward us at those were toward the iguanas would have wound up as the main course...until there were none left.Imagine a world if they went after us hoomans like that
Ask this family...must have been that time of the month.....thousands of Garter snakes in a house!
I posted the story about the rat snake I saw when burning a brush pile a few yrs. back. Affter the brush pile quit burning, I went over and measured the distance between the edge of the brush plie and the weeds on the edge of the adjacent creek . It measured 9ft 1", and I swear the black rat snakes head was in the weeds before his tail came out of the brush pile at the north end before the fire got there. There were 2 huge field rats that came out before him, they are what got my attention to start with.Used to think about that thing every time I mowed back there for a few yrs.Those rattlers are scary, for sure!!!
It's been a bad year for snakes in Georgia too. We've see about 8 of these Rat snakes around the house this year. This one was in our front yard and was about 5 foot long. They do no harm and are good to have around so we let 'um go.
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