Texas man discovers a little surprise under his shed.
19 Comments on Snakes on a Plain
On the bright side, I bet he doesn’t have any rats under his shed.
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I had a neighbor that worked for Michigan Cal lumber pulling green chain. They knocked down an old dead standing tree one day and found the root base was all hollowed out and full of rattle snakes. So, the decided to dynamite it. They had pissed off rattle snakes falling out of the trees for a couple weeks.
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Its a nightclub for snakes. The filet of rat they serve is the best in the tri-county area.
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I love the Northern climate for that reason right there. I hate snakes.
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Stuff of Nightmares
However, the only way I can rationalize spiders and snakes, is that they DO get rid of a lot of rats and mosquitoes respectively, and aren’t those worse?
So leave ’em alone, they are actually helping you.
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Good thing that video was captioned. Just looking at it, I thought they’d lifted the roof of the DNC headquarters.
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Benefit, end results
I’ve have had it with this overrated m’fer untalented annoying POS on this m’fer plane!”
Samual, Guess you know I’m not a fan now
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crate em up and send them to the DNC. They can have a family reunion.
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Crate em up and send them to the DNC. Their inventory of Snake Oil is getting low!
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He can have his own rattlesnake roundup.
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Think of the rattlesnake hide boots……..
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Texas has long struck me as Australia-lite, where they have more fauna than is usual that can kill you. Heck – in Texas if they don’t have enough, they’ll import it. See: private concerns homing lions and such.
Way back when, I rented a place on the Trinity River in TX. My landlady needed some help moving a refrigerator from one of the unoccupied places on the property. I believe I would still have the same ability to reflexively move today as I did then, when the fridge uncovered a nest of scorpions. I did not know to check dark and high humidity places for them – a lesson never forgotten.
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Time for a barbecue!
Tastes like chicken!
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Yep. Add moccasins, black widows, brown recluses, big ol tarantulas, rabies, illegals, cartels, demonicraps, tweekers, fire ants, giant stinging black centipedes, and Austin.
No injuns, griz or wolves though. We killed all of them.
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We have all sorts of critters and vermin in AZ that can harm, even kill, but the worst are the bees. We can sidestep a snake or a coyote, but no one can outrun the BEES!
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Our feral cat got bit by a rattler last summer. She seems to be resilient to everything that could hurt her. We named her Jihaddie, she brings home decapitated moles and leaves them on our front door step. I think she was in competition with the rattler the day she got bit.
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Mmm – – them are good eatin’!
Yep, snake barbeque – I think a 100 yard perimeter of fire around that shed should do it.
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Different Tim
I live in the northern climate and there are plenty of rattlesnakes here. I’ve even had the critters in my garage! In the twenty years the hubby and I have lived in our home here in Montana we’ve had 4 dogs bitten (1 fatality) and two cats nailed. I carry a revolver with shot shells when I go for walks in the summer. Used it too.
On the bright side, I bet he doesn’t have any rats under his shed.
I had a neighbor that worked for Michigan Cal lumber pulling green chain. They knocked down an old dead standing tree one day and found the root base was all hollowed out and full of rattle snakes. So, the decided to dynamite it. They had pissed off rattle snakes falling out of the trees for a couple weeks.
Its a nightclub for snakes. The filet of rat they serve is the best in the tri-county area.
I love the Northern climate for that reason right there. I hate snakes.
Stuff of Nightmares
However, the only way I can rationalize spiders and snakes, is that they DO get rid of a lot of rats and mosquitoes respectively, and aren’t those worse?
So leave ’em alone, they are actually helping you.
Good thing that video was captioned. Just looking at it, I thought they’d lifted the roof of the DNC headquarters.
Benefit, end results
I’ve have had it with this overrated m’fer untalented annoying POS on this m’fer plane!”
Samual, Guess you know I’m not a fan now
crate em up and send them to the DNC. They can have a family reunion.
Crate em up and send them to the DNC. Their inventory of Snake Oil is getting low!
He can have his own rattlesnake roundup.
Think of the rattlesnake hide boots……..
Texas has long struck me as Australia-lite, where they have more fauna than is usual that can kill you. Heck – in Texas if they don’t have enough, they’ll import it. See: private concerns homing lions and such.
Way back when, I rented a place on the Trinity River in TX. My landlady needed some help moving a refrigerator from one of the unoccupied places on the property. I believe I would still have the same ability to reflexively move today as I did then, when the fridge uncovered a nest of scorpions. I did not know to check dark and high humidity places for them – a lesson never forgotten.
Time for a barbecue!
Tastes like chicken!
Yep. Add moccasins, black widows, brown recluses, big ol tarantulas, rabies, illegals, cartels, demonicraps, tweekers, fire ants, giant stinging black centipedes, and Austin.
No injuns, griz or wolves though. We killed all of them.
We have all sorts of critters and vermin in AZ that can harm, even kill, but the worst are the bees. We can sidestep a snake or a coyote, but no one can outrun the BEES!
Our feral cat got bit by a rattler last summer. She seems to be resilient to everything that could hurt her. We named her Jihaddie, she brings home decapitated moles and leaves them on our front door step. I think she was in competition with the rattler the day she got bit.
Mmm – – them are good eatin’!
Yep, snake barbeque – I think a 100 yard perimeter of fire around that shed should do it.
Different Tim
I live in the northern climate and there are plenty of rattlesnakes here. I’ve even had the critters in my garage! In the twenty years the hubby and I have lived in our home here in Montana we’ve had 4 dogs bitten (1 fatality) and two cats nailed. I carry a revolver with shot shells when I go for walks in the summer. Used it too.