They Are OOOUUUT !

[Alex The Hawk]

This year there seems to be more snakes around, get a load on this one :

[Alex The Hawk]

This one caught in my stables:

[Leafrivermac]

Whats with the guy with the rattlesnake . . . .does'nt he know that "they shall take up serpents? . . .Your not supposed to kill em and hold em with a stick!!

What kind of snake is the 2nd one? I don't think I've ever seen one.

[The Rev]

You can tell the guy on top isn't from Texas. That snake would have battered up and fried by now... Makes my mouth water...

[Alex The Hawk]

Rev, You mean your not Kosher ? LOL

The One in the bottom is a tree boa, They love chickens and baby ducklings.

[Alex The Hawk]

This one is a regular south american boa, caught in my backyard
6 months ago.
Miami is filled with exotic snakes after the 3 hurricanes they have gotten away from people.

[The Rev]

ORIGINAL: Alex The Hawk

Rev, You mean your not Kosher ? LOL

The One in the bottom is a tree boa, They love chickens and baby ducklings.

Oh I love Kosher!!! Especially the ham and pork chops.Yummy...

[LBR]

Nice rattler--that skin would bring a good price.

I thought that was an emerald tree boa, but I thought "in FL???" Forgot that lots got away during the hurricane, and that some people let them go when they get tired of them. I'd love to have had that skin--it would look great as a cap on some arrows.

Chad

[Chuck7]

Great pics. I also forgot about the hurricane snake deliverances. Must make folks high step walking through the grass down there. Yikes...I saw them capture a 13 foot python on the news the other day. The snake was hidden in a very small bush.
C7

Python swallows cat in Florida backyard

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[*]Miami Gardens, Florida - Elidia Rodriguez of Miami Gardens had been looking for her year-old Siamese cat for two days when her son pointed out the bulging Burmese python slithering in her backyard.

Experts say that bulge in the 12-foot snake is probably the missing 15-pound cat.

Rodriguez got the cat last year as a post-hurricane gift. She named the cat Frances, after the storm.

The snake was spotted in Rodriguez's backyard yesterday.

Experts with the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue antivenin unit says Frances wouldn't have stood a chance against the larger predator.

The snake was captured and taken to the Sense of Wonder Nature Center at AD Barnes National Park.

Earlier this month, authorities say a 13-foot python burst after it apparently tried to swallow a live, six-foot alligator whole.


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[Rem1100]

ORIGINAL: Alex The Hawk

This year there seems to be more snakes around, get a load on this one :

YES!!!! the hide.... I"ll buy the hide!!! man what a rattler