Gary in MD
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Don't get excited and Pee your pants, it's just a Garter snake LOL
Found him in the garden and moved him to a spot that I wasn't tilling.
Found him in the garden and moved him to a spot that I wasn't tilling.
Don’t get excited and
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Varmint Hunter
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I was moving some of my mulch pile and found a garden snake and some kind of small lizard buried deep inside the pile. Neither one moved when I picked them up. I read that they will both hibernate when it's cold out. I assume that's why they didn't move. I put them both back in the pile and covered them up.
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Phil Rizzo
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That was April 2. Those nasty SOB's.
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ShtrRdy
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Hey @Phil Rizzo , is that a cottonmouth or some sort of hog nose snake?
I'm think'n it's a dead snake... the best kind.
Phil Rizzo
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It's a cottonmouth, status: deceased.
Phil Rizzo
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Here's one "fishing" a few feet away.
His luck ran out as well. Garden hoe works well for small beaver dams and it's patrons alike.
His luck ran out as well. Garden hoe works well for small beaver dams and it's patrons alike.
jpd676
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I've been complaining about all the snow in Wyoming...but on second thought, I think I like it here.
del2les
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As a youth, we caught all types of snakes, some were poisonous and many were not, and we would keep them in jars or just play with them before releasing them. It is a miracle we were never bit by the cotton mouths and copper heads, but some of them became belts and hat bands.
Phil Rizzo
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No shortage of those either. They are sharp looking and pretty docile.
Cotton mouths are neither.
victor3ranger
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Those are awesome snakes but crap they leave a pile of teeth in you when they bite
victor3ranger
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God I hate those stinking SOB's
victor3ranger
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lol
you big chicken
