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Tangent Corner => Tangent Corner => Topic started by: Overloaded on August 19, 2011, 09:49:15 PM
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Ya never know what you might stumble onto around here ! On my neighbors porch.
This one was 44" long, the one we got earlier in the hayfield was 51" and had 11 rattlers and a button.
:)
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Man, I'm happy to live up north, don't have to live with those snakes.
Jeff
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They're actually quite beneficial.
They catch small rodents ... and go well in many recipes. :)
This one will be in our Sunday Chili. (I say "our" but I'm certain my wife won't have any).
But that's OK ... more for me ! ;D
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HO, well at least I know why you took the picture in front of your gas tank ;D ;D ;D
Jeff
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Don't drink the water while in Mexico, and don't eat the chilli while at Overloadeds house.
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HO, well at least I know why you took the picture in front of your gas tank ;D ;D ;D
Jeff
Yeah, the wife would prefer for me to cook it in the shop, she's going shopping so I'll sneak it in to the electric stove. :)
Don't drink the water while in Mexico, and don't eat the chilli while at Overloadeds house.
Hi Sam, I fried the last one ... came out way to tough. Would have made a great tire for my bike. :)
;D,
Russ
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Like that song of years ago, I don't like Spiders and Snakes.....may as well throw in raisins also. ???
RICH
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Poor, poor little snakie :'(
Tweakie.
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I thought we were the only ones with those! ??? Lots of Diamond Backs, Timber Rattlers, Cooperheads, Cotton Mouths here Russ. I rarely see a nonpoisonous snake. I haven't seen too many this year. I think they have moved to your area from here to escape all the heat. ;D
Brett
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A friend sent me this one out of TEXAS,
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Hi Brett, we only have timber rattlers and copperheads here. not enough water for moccasins.
Terry, someone sent me that pic some time ago as well. Also, a monster from the Carolina's someone sent. (attached)
My uncle in Boca, Fla. hit a rattler in the road years ago .. over 9' long.
btw .. the chili came out quite good.
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I found this one in my backyard the other day:
Jeff
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OK, this was not really me but found it on Google ;D ;D ;D
Jeff
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OH shute BIG snakes aren't the only you haveto watch for down here in florida. These are the boys you have to really watch out for down here(;-). We call this hawg huntin florida style.
Take Note that is a full grown hog in that gators mouth(;-) Here puppy, nice puppy, now drop the piggy for poppa.
(;-)TP
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Yeah, that snake is pretty popular. Same guy with the same snake standing in front of the same buildings, "right here in Tennessee in the next county over". I told my wife when I seen it.....That's a fake. It just kinda stuck me as odd the way the guy is holding up that heavy snake. His stance is as if it were something not nearly as heavy. Not sure that little do-dad hes got would even hold up that snake without breaking, also. If you zoom really close in to see the pixels, it looks as if the pixels are from two separate photos, indicating a photochop. I have no doubt the snake is real, just not as it's being portrayed. I seen one timber rattler here that looked to be as thick as a baseball bat. He was coiled up, and I did not dare try to stretch him out and lay a ruler down :)
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Man, glad I live in Maine :p
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I see what you mean Sam, looks a little goofy in several places. Also probably used a Fishermans camera (makes a bass look bigger than it is if you hold it towards the camera)
Taped up gators and a tape measure don't lie tho.
Take a look at Terry's neighbor here. I bet he could take that hog from the other one. Then again, it might be the same guy (or gal).
http://www.snakecatcherstick.com/mustsee.htm
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How was the chili, still alive ?? ;D ;D ;D
Jeff
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Hi Jeff, from reply#10 ......
btw .. the chili came out quite good.
The season is about over here, getting cool now.
Anxious to try a different recipe next year.
Thanks for your concern. :)