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Posted: 7/28/2013 1:36:11 PM EDT
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A dead possum.
In be fo all the haters about killing a snake. Btw op are you a marine. And us johnnypantz. Whoops JohnnyReno your landlord. Best troll post reply ever. |
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Corn Snake?
They usually run off, but apparently not exceeding the speed of your shovel... |
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No I'm not in the service. Johnnypantz is a fellow Georgian I believe but not my landlord. I'm confused sort of. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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A dead possum. In be fo all the haters about killing a snake. Btw op are you a marine. And us johnnypantz your landlord. Best troll post reply ever. He has a thread up right now for a snake ID as well. Whoops I meant JohnnyReno. Sorry my bad |
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The best kind of snake, a dead one (except for Black Snakes, I like those)
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It might be a rat snake. Definitely not a corn snake. She looks like she was gravid too.
People, please, please learn to identify snakes before you kill them. Don't kill the non venomous ones at the very least. If those are eggs, OP just killed about a dozen snakes, not one. And those colubrids are very beneficial snakes to have around. There's vermin out there cheering you for killing that snake. |
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Quoted: He has a thread up right now for a snake ID as well. Whoops I meant JohnnyReno. Sorry my bad View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: A dead possum. In be fo all the haters about killing a snake. Btw op are you a marine. And us johnnypantz your landlord. Best troll post reply ever. He has a thread up right now for a snake ID as well. Whoops I meant JohnnyReno. Sorry my bad |
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The more I look at the pics, the more I feel that it might be a king or milk snake. Not sure though. I'm not familiar with that particular pattern and color. The scales appear to be keeled which would indicate a member of the rat family but again, not sure.
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The only good reason to kill that snake, is if it was on a plane.
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The more I look at the pics, the more I feel that it might be a king or milk snake. Not sure though. I'm not familiar with that particular pattern and color. The scales appear to be keeled which would indicate a member of the rat family but again, not sure. View Quote LOL, not even. It is a corn snake, which is basically a red rat snake in the Elaphe genus. OP, your vermin population just went through the roof. |
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LOL, not even. It is a corn snake, which is basically a red rat snake in the Elaphe genus. OP, your vermin population just went through the roof. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The more I look at the pics, the more I feel that it might be a king or milk snake. Not sure though. I'm not familiar with that particular pattern and color. The scales appear to be keeled which would indicate a member of the rat family but again, not sure. LOL, not even. It is a corn snake, which is basically a red rat snake in the Elaphe genus. OP, your vermin population just went through the roof. It might be but the banding looks nothing like any of the corn snakes I've seen. I've seen rat snakes with that kind of banding as well as kings and milk snakes. You could be correct though in it being a corn snake. I just don't see it in the pattern and the OP's pics suck for counting scales on the head. No offense OP. And yes, the OP's vermin in his area are celebrating. |
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Quoted: It might be but the banding looks nothing like any of the corn snakes I've seen. I've seen rat snakes with that kind of banding as well as kings and milk snakes. You could be correct though in it being a corn snake. I just don't see it in the pattern and the OP's pics suck for counting scales on the head. No offense OP. And yes, the OP's vermin in his area are celebrating. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The more I look at the pics, the more I feel that it might be a king or milk snake. Not sure though. I'm not familiar with that particular pattern and color. The scales appear to be keeled which would indicate a member of the rat family but again, not sure. LOL, not even. It is a corn snake, which is basically a red rat snake in the Elaphe genus. OP, your vermin population just went through the roof. It might be but the banding looks nothing like any of the corn snakes I've seen. I've seen rat snakes with that kind of banding as well as kings and milk snakes. You could be correct though in it being a corn snake. I just don't see it in the pattern and the OP's pics suck for counting scales on the head. No offense OP. And yes, the OP's vermin in his area are celebrating. |
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Not a corn snake, as has already been stated it's a water snake.
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Looks nothing like this or anything else on that page.. eh? http://srelherp.uga.edu/snakes/pics/elagut3.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Not a corn snake, as has already been stated it's a water snake. Looks nothing like this or anything else on that page.. eh? http://srelherp.uga.edu/snakes/pics/elagut3.jpg You can post pics of corn snakes all you want, it will not make the OP's snake change species. ETA, from your own link: http://srelherp.uga.edu/snakes/nersip.htm |
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There needs to be a snake identification app or something. Most of the dead snakes I see on arf are harmless.
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You can post pics of corn snakes all you want, it will not make the OP's snake change species. ETA, from your own link: http://srelherp.uga.edu/snakes/nersip.htm View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Not a corn snake, as has already been stated it's a water snake. Looks nothing like this or anything else on that page.. eh? http://srelherp.uga.edu/snakes/pics/elagut3.jpg You can post pics of corn snakes all you want, it will not make the OP's snake change species. ETA, from your own link: http://srelherp.uga.edu/snakes/nersip.htm That pegs it. Guess it is a water snake. I thought the banding didn't look right. Either way, harmless and beneficial. |
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Did you shriek like a prepubescent girl before you beheaded it? |
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Looks like another northern water snake. These guys are getting themselves in trouble...
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Quoted: I was thinking brown water snake too. http://www.virginiaherpetologicalsociety.com/reptiles/snakes/brown-watersnake/Brown-watersnake-paul-sattler.jpg Does it have a pale, yellowish belly with banding? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Water snake. I was thinking brown water snake too. http://www.virginiaherpetologicalsociety.com/reptiles/snakes/brown-watersnake/Brown-watersnake-paul-sattler.jpg Does it have a pale, yellowish belly with banding? |
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Why do some of you all have such a hard time with copperhead ID? Good lord
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Besides the head and pattern, the tail in the OP's first pic is a dead give away that it is a water snake. Corn snakes, or any of the NA rat snakes, don't have a latterally flattened tail like that, or the keeled scales.
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I don't get it either. Maybe I'm just a dumb redneck, but I won't kill a snake that isn't actively trying to kill me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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why the hell are some of you so afraid of snakes I don't get it either. Maybe I'm just a dumb redneck, but I won't kill a snake that isn't actively trying to kill me. It's part of the pussification of men. When I was young, we used to go down to the creek near our house and play with the snakes we'd find there. Now days, most kids spend time playing video games instead of playing in the real outdoors. They've grown up to be a bunch of fucking pussies. They scream like little girls and put a 5.56mm round into a baby snake in their house instead of just picking it up and taking it outside. I have to wonder what some of the arfcommers would do if they met a REAL snake. They'd probably shit their brains out in a blind panic. Seriously guys, man up. My 8 year old daughter has more balls than a lot of you guys. |
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