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 Re: snake id.
[Re: Flyfishing Aggie]
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05/26/16 09:26 PM
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H-TownCrappieMan
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Can someone ID this snake that was found near the Texas Motor Speedway in north Ft. Worth?
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"Follow me and I will make thee a fisher of men!" Bust open my nets LORD!!! because, I am a wishing I was a fishing!!
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Re: snake id.
[Re: Flyfishing Aggie]
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05/26/16 09:30 PM
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H-TownCrappieMan
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"Follow me and I will make thee a fisher of men!" Bust open my nets LORD!!! because, I am a wishing I was a fishing!!
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Re: snake id.
[Re: Flyfishing Aggie]
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05/26/16 09:45 PM
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Madfrog
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That second snake is a racer. Google black or blue racer for more info. They are good snakes to have around for rodents and other snakes.
Best of luck, Scott
Main Lakes: Canyon , Calaveras, Livingston and Braunig besides Port A
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Re: snake id.
[Re: Flyfishing Aggie]
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05/26/16 09:49 PM
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H-TownCrappieMan
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"Follow me and I will make thee a fisher of men!" Bust open my nets LORD!!! because, I am a wishing I was a fishing!!
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Re: snake id.
[Re: H-TownCrappieMan]
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05/27/16 01:01 AM
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rkd
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Imagine that-a "racer" by TMS.
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Re: snake id.
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05/27/16 01:46 AM
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adam_p
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There is an abundance of timber rattlers up by hagerman.
Second snake is a yellow belly racer.
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Re: snake id.
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06/02/16 03:07 PM
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Golfer Jeff
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Timber rattler - they have all been flooded out again near Hagerman. You will probably see more.
Def a Racer, most likely a yellow-bellied. Cool snakes. Good for rodent and pest control. Fun to play with to. I put one in my golf cart one time and he just curled up and sat there until he smelled prey and slithered off.
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Re: snake id.
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06/02/16 04:07 PM
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karpbuster
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Looks a little like a pygmy rattler I had in my yard. You can tell the difference between a Timber Rattler and a Pygmy Rattler if the end of tail has one smaller button not a full rattle. "You may hear a soft buzzing sound from the tiny rattle on the end of the snake's tail. The sound only becomes audible when a snake is a few feet (about 1/2 meter) away. The snake ranges from 15 to 30 inches (38 to 78 centimeters) in length."
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