DIRTROAD
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to grind up one of these snakes?:laughing:
How many horsepower would it take...
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GPintheMitten
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Holy smokes, that would take a 12 guage.
MarkV
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Wow! I'll make sure to hire a mulcher with low H.P. when I need one. Wow!
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namesray
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if i were those guys on the exevator i would get the heck out of there, might be more where that came from. as for hp, i bet it would stall my 30 horse. heck that snake probably weighs more then my 30 horse tractor.:laughing:
Naa... that would just piss it off!!!
dfkrug
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Wow, is that a Burmese Python? I heard they were becoming pests
Down South.
Anyway, the good news is they are supposed to taste like chicken.
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DIRTROAD
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I'm not sure where this pic was taken. I just copied it from another forum board. It gave Laos as the location, but who knows. It's still a big snake.
cat 297c
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I would definitely pack my bags an leave that country!
Egon
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It would take a steroid bound Riki Tiki Tavi to handle that thar snake!:thumbsup:
namesray
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if i had to guess, i don't believe we grow them that big here in america. i bet it is a south american snake. from the amazon maybe? if not, then somewhere in asia would be my second guess. like i say i am just guessin.
