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 Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: PaulGrapevine]
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04/15/10 04:17 PM
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threeseas
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THREESEAS
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: threeseas]
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04/15/10 04:24 PM
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p3ripperfw
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That dude was ready for action!
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: p3ripperfw]
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04/16/10 12:38 AM
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David Lee
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  Yes I did admit defeat. Good job back to back champion
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: David Lee]
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04/16/10 01:16 AM
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DRE Go Fish
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VERY COOL PIC 
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: DRE Go Fish]
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04/16/10 02:22 AM
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creek fishin fool
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awsome snake there is no need to kill stuff just because
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: creek fishin fool]
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04/16/10 02:59 AM
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dlrz71
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Funny thing is I was thinking about something like this as I was driving home watching all these people take pictures of their families sitting in the bluebonnets on the side of the roads.
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: dlrz71]
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04/16/10 03:02 AM
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cocodrie
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a lot of people go tromping through blue bonnets with kids, toddlers, babys and dogs with out even thinking about snakes. I've seen more rattlers in blue bonnets than i have in the rocks, roads, under deer blinds. stay safe out there and use a walking stick or something to stir up that grass and such.
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: cocodrie]
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04/16/10 03:08 AM
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John L
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People taking that Kodak moment is exactly what I thought of when I first saw these.
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: cocodrie]
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04/16/10 03:17 PM
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karpbuster
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a lot of people go tromping through blue bonnets with kids, toddlers, babys and dogs with out even thinking about snakes. I've seen more rattlers in blue bonnets than i have in the rocks, roads, under deer blinds. stay safe out there and use a walking stick or something to stir up that grass and such. Snakes go where they can eat something. I had a peach tree in my backyard and attracted more snakes that eat the mice and birds that come to eat the fallen fruit. I think snakes have good hunting in with the nectar. I cut down that peach tree, after the first rattler.
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: karpbuster]
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04/16/10 03:35 PM
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spiny norman
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Maybe there is something wrong with me but I think those are beautiful pics!
Contrast the delicate and colorful flowers with the rough and dangerous snake.
That's screen saver material right there!
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: spiny norman]
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04/16/10 03:59 PM
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kingbert23
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Why does the snake handler have weird socks on?? Does he dress like that on purpose? Or is that a disguise so the snake won't see him?
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: kingbert23]
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04/16/10 04:58 PM
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dimesismoneytoo
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Great shots. This is why I've always been opposed to the picture in the bluebonnets. :p
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: kingbert23]
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04/16/10 06:47 PM
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cocodrie
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Why does the snake handler have weird socks on?? Does he dress like that on purpose? Or is that a disguise so the snake won't see him?  those look like boyscout socks
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: lvngstonbassmn]
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04/16/10 06:54 PM
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Frank I
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Dang biggun there. I hate snakes 
You guys know everything..... I'm just an idiot....no problem........
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Re: Snake in the bluebonnets
[Re: spiny norman]
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04/16/10 07:58 PM
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Jared D.
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Maybe there is something wrong with me but I think those are beautiful pics!
Contrast the delicate and colorful flowers with the rough and dangerous snake.
That's screen saver material right there! I totally agree. I wish I had the oppertunity to take these shots. As a photographer I would loved to be in position to compose these shots.
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