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Hey Mike, haven't seen any snakes near the house lately, there's so many other places for them to hunt around here but who knows? So many birds in the shrubs I won't be able to keep track or know who survives...I'm ok with the rules of Mother Nature. The last baby is still in the shrub, Mom fed him a few minutes ago, he's poised there at the top, I'm pretty sure he'll fly shortly.
I agree, l seen a King snake heading for a nest just a couple years ago and hit the tree (small) with a hammer and she jumped right out, Mother natures law should stay in place :thumbsup: Cool pictures with a long and enjoying story :thankyou:
 
Time to leave for work...the smallest one is struggling, in the lower branches...foot was tangled for a minute...Mom and Dad helping. I can't watch anymore!!
 
storms off the gulf side can be brutal - my mom lives in Naples and even as far inland as she is they can be pretty rough
I see, i was skeptical of an ferry access only type island too. Really boxes you in.
 
Hell no !! Thats the hard part !! That why I need a snake !! :soapbox:
Here is Bertha, she has been threw 2 or three males that I know of in the last 7 years, she eats them or they run off :wtf:... I have seen her this year already, she is a fast one when we step out on the deck

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Mystery solved...Rani doesn't like Big Snakes...

hee hee

I take the book of Genesis seriously....that plus, there has to be a reason that a lot of people are repulsed by them. Most people don't have a negative reaction to furry creatures, of course furry creatures are not in Genesis described as the deceitful enemy of mankind either. :eek:
 
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I take the book of Genesis seriously....that plus, there has to be a reason that a lot of people are repulsed by them. Most people don't have a negative reaction to furry creatures, of course furry creatures are not in Genesis described as the deceitful enemy of mankind either. :eek:
Agreed.. The only reason I tolerate them is to get rid of rodents. That one is Huge tho.
 
They make cats to get rid of rodents too. :rolleyes::D
She is part of nature here, our own minds put them on the list of an enemy of mankind, and like an elephant it will take a home and all living in it if it want's to, I don't trust a big male or female elephant, I am glad I can see them approaching and or stay away from there homes. :rofl:
 
Fox are good for rodents too.

around here some people like to shoot the fox but I have seen fox take snakes, skunks, birds, and mice down.

only downside is they are dangerous around kittens but a big cat is ok from a fox, but just in case I bring my cooper kitty in the garage at night.
 

Fox are good for rodents too.

around here some people like to shoot the fox but I have seen fox take snakes, skunks, birds, and mice down.

only downside is they are dangerous around kittens but a big cat is ok from a fox, but just in case I bring my cooper kitty in the garage at night.

A fox is good to have around if you don't have chickens and other small game around, it is against the law to shoot a red fox, but it's ok to shoot a gray, I don't ever hunt/shoot them, I have about three cat's around my place, they show up at night and do there job, I hope I don't see 10 kittens soon, bet I don't till there grown, they are smart animals that can take care of there self.
 
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