Here's a diamond back water snake from a few years ago.
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The largest one I've personally dispatched was over seven feet long. They can get pretty aggressive, so any that wander close up to the house or barn get a hole in 'em.
Here's a diamond back water snake from a few years ago.
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The largest one I've personally dispatched was over seven feet long. They can get pretty aggressive, so any that wander close up to the house or barn get a hole in 'em.
That is a pretty big one also, and no dang trick photography like putting fish or animal way in front of you in pic to make it look bigger !
He don't look real friendly does he?![]()
He looked a lot friendlier after I vented his head.![]()
:thumbsup: I don't bother non-venomous snakes. But If I saw something like that, I would be running for the 12 gauge as fast as I could go.!
He don't look real friendly does he?![]()
No he sure don't.
Not from this year but pic of eastern diamondback that ran under the left front wheel of my 2011 Super Duty out in the field.(pic 3 n 4 )
pic 1 coachwhip
pic 2 legless lizard I don't even think its classified as a snake
pic 6 n 7 pygmy rattler (small but packs a whallop)
pic 5 indigo/ harmless blacksnake
last pic pet skink !![]()
Here's a few more unfriendlies. The city folk I did this job for didn't realize that copperheads lived in the woods.![]()