RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
ClankBang said:
X2 on that one!!! Bout stepped on this 5ft+ SOB beside my driveway!!!
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X2 on that one!!! Bout stepped on this 5ft+ SOB beside my driveway!!!
justbecause
perpetually lost.
since I dont think mama is going to let my dad get Matts 80 I would like to start the petition to make this happen.
ClankBang
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I was in a emergency room yesterday and noticed a list of venomous snakes.
There was only 6 and 3 of them were rattlesnakes.
Coral snakes scare me because I can't tell the difference between those and (king?) snakes.
Thier heads are small so not like the others.
I think I have seen one once but can't be sure. What ever it was I almost stepped on it.
There was only 6 and 3 of them were rattlesnakes.
Coral snakes scare me because I can't tell the difference between those and (king?) snakes.
Thier heads are small so not like the others.
I think I have seen one once but can't be sure. What ever it was I almost stepped on it.
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
Godwin said:
Nice.. Thanks!! I'm not a snake guy but I did let him live.For the past couple years he has hung out in my woodpile. When I find him in my garage then we will have a problem.
justbecause
perpetually lost.
1) why were you in the emergency room?
2) red touches yellow, you're a dead fellow. red touches black you're okay Jack.
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
ClankBang said:
Probably for alcohol poisoning!! Dirty ass hands+home brewing = ER
Good for you letting it live. They feed on mice, rats, and birds. Letting 'em hang around will keep the rodent numbers down.
Coral snakes are very rare, I only hear of one in the state every 2-3 years. They are more likely to be seen in south Alabama but are known from Bibb and Coosa counties.
Land Speeder
InstaH8R
And tiny!
The king snakes "red on black" are actually a normal sized snake, where as a coral snake is a large worm size.
I lived in Sarasota, FL for a short time, and the kid that lived next door was bitten on his bare foot by one before I knew him. His parents told us about it, he stayed in the hospital for a while it seems.
jemsec
Mach lll Club
My wife likes to kick them out of the way and then describe them to me later. Last time it was a copperhead. She said it took off after she kicked him. Said it was more afraid of her than I am.
One of these days!
One of these days!
Yeah they're also in Texas but still uncommon.
Coral snakes aren't viper type snakes, they have small jaws and the venom doesn't inject the same way. They actually have to gnaw on you to get the venom into you and as said above they are unusually small in comparison to other snakes, no fatter than the width of your pinky finger. Coral snakes are very vibrantly colored whereas scarlet king snakes have much more muted red/yellow colors.
This probably applies to AL too:
VENOMOUS SNAKES IN GEORGIA
Copperhead
Pigmy Rattlesnake
Canebrake or Timber Rattlesnake
Cottonmouth
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Eastern Coral Snake
NON-VENOMOUS SNAKES IN GEORGIA
Eastern Green Water Snake
Brown Water Snake [same as Midland Water snake?]
Red or Yellow-Bellied Water Snake
Banded Water Snake
Northern Water Snake
Banded Water Snake
Striped Crayfish Snake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Black Swamp Snake
Brown Snake
Red-Bellied Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Common Garter Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Southern Hognose Snake
Ringneck Snake
Eastern Worm Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Mud Snake
Rainbow Snake
Racer
Coachwhip
Rough Green Snake
Corn Snake
Rat Snake
Pine Snake
Eastern/Black Kingsnake
Mole Kingsnake
Scarlet Kingsnake/Milk Snake
Scarlet Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Eastern Indigo Snake
Central Florida Crowned Snake
This probably applies to AL too:
VENOMOUS SNAKES IN GEORGIA
Copperhead
Pigmy Rattlesnake
Canebrake or Timber Rattlesnake
Cottonmouth
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Eastern Coral Snake
NON-VENOMOUS SNAKES IN GEORGIA
Eastern Green Water Snake
Brown Water Snake [same as Midland Water snake?]
Red or Yellow-Bellied Water Snake
Banded Water Snake
Northern Water Snake
Banded Water Snake
Striped Crayfish Snake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Black Swamp Snake
Brown Snake
Red-Bellied Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Common Garter Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Southern Hognose Snake
Ringneck Snake
Eastern Worm Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Mud Snake
Rainbow Snake
Racer
Coachwhip
Rough Green Snake
Corn Snake
Rat Snake
Pine Snake
Eastern/Black Kingsnake
Mole Kingsnake
Scarlet Kingsnake/Milk Snake
Scarlet Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Eastern Indigo Snake
Central Florida Crowned Snake
A few weeks ago I tried pulling up a shrub in the yard and ending up breaking some tools and giving up. This weekend I brought out the big guns and this is how it went down.
Round 1: Hi-lift vs Dead shrub
Winner: Hi-lift!!!
Round 2: Land Cruiser vs Row of Live Privet
Winner: Land Cruiser!!! Fatality
Round 1: Hi-lift vs Dead shrub
Winner: Hi-lift!!!
Round 2: Land Cruiser vs Row of Live Privet
Winner: Land Cruiser!!! Fatality
justbecause
perpetually lost.
does anyone know anyone running toyota split rims?
I would really like to see some in person, and I would love to get to change a tire once or twice to learn how.
I would really like to see some in person, and I would love to get to change a tire once or twice to learn how.
There were some for free in the classifieds recently.
