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 Re: Snakes N scupper holes
[Re: Txwhitacre]
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06/03/14 09:04 PM
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Mulholland
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You know you're making some dumb decisions when the teenage boy is going "hey I don't think this is a good decision".... That was painfully stupid to watch.... I kept hoping the snake was going to bite him honestly.
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Re: Snakes N scupper holes
[Re: TexanClay]
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06/03/14 10:25 PM
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bert
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One of the most helpful things I ever did was learn the different types of venomous snakes in the area. Anyone spending a regular amount of time outdoors should learn to identify the types of venomous snakes in their area. I think there are only 4 types of venomous snakes around here... Learn to identify them and it will ease your fear of snakes.
There are 4 major species with 3 subspecies of copper head and 10 subspecies of rattle snake in all 15 different venomous snakes to identify, here is a good list google them for pictures, http://www.texassnakes.net/picturesvenomous.html
Bert
"Ipsa scientia potestas est"-Knowledge in itself is power - Sir Francis Bacon
"Beware the lolipop of mediocrity, one lick and you could suck forever" - unknown author
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Re: Snakes N scupper holes
[Re: SnK1993]
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06/04/14 03:01 AM
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lconn4
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 You don't have to worry about snakes poking their heads up through scupper holes in the everglades. 
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 Re: Snakes N scupper holes
[Re: lconn4]
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06/04/14 12:52 PM
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onthepond11
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You don't have to worry about snakes poking their heads up through scupper holes in the everglades. That's a big snake!
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Re: Snakes N scupper holes
[Re: SnK1993]
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06/04/14 05:08 PM
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DblNoob
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Bert, That is very informative but I think that I will stick with my current approach to snakes and just consider them all dangerous. After all I am sure that there are countless numbers of people who have injured themselves trying to get away from perfectly "safe" / non-lethal snakes.
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