Rattlesnakes at Pawnee

Damn did the doctor figure he could save the leg half way through the amputation?

I was thinking of trying to get out to Pawney and shoot this weekend. This thread made me think that might not be such a good idea. The sight of snakes makes me feel light headed.

I've never seen a snake out at Pawnee. I mean, I'm sure they're there, I just have never seen one. There are HUGE spiders though.

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Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck

i saw 5 snakes on our road yesterday. And while fencing I saw a red,white and black snake. I looked it up. Its either a milk snake or a coral snake. Either way, there goes a year off the end of my life.

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Awesome, if you see it again, you should catch it.

You should put bells on all of them.

Last time I went up to my land to look for snakes, I couldn't find anyway. Maybe now is a good time to go up there?

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Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck

i saw 5 snakes on our road yesterday. And while fencing I saw a red,white and black snake. I looked it up. Its either a milk snake or a coral snake. Either way, there goes a year off the end of my life.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_otKOU2UoGr...nake-Proof.jpg

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I saw a glimpse of one of those in my back yard one day. It darted under a flower planter as I darted into the house to change my drawers.

I need to spend more time outdoors. I've lived in Colorado my entire life, and seen exactly 3 different kinds of snakes here. Millions of Garder snakes, 2 rattlesnakes, and 1 Bullsnake (I think. It was about 5 feet long and I picked it up.)

Oh wait, I ran across another Bullsnake (I think) while I was running once. He was WAY to angry and striky for me to pick up though.

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Originally Posted by Jordanls19

Ginsue, I'd like to go snake hunting. Me and my two year old saw a big long bullsnake near my house the other day, so i'm waiting for the rattle snakes.

BTW here are my scars from my run in from a rattle snake about 24 years ago.
The Doctors did the scars but this is the after effects of the bite. Next time we're at an outing i'll show ya'll but I charge $.25 to look $.50 to touch, cause I ain't no freak show.[Tooth]

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Are those high speed tanker boots? [ROFL1]

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Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck

i saw 5 snakes on our road yesterday. And while fencing I saw a red,white and black snake. I looked it up. Its either a milk snake or a coral snake. Either way, there goes a year off the end of my life.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_otKOU2UoGr...nake-Proof.jpg

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One is poisonous one is not right? The one pictured is non-poisonous the red/yellow is? I havent seen them in a long time cant remember.

I think the poem is:

Red next to Black, friend of Jack. Red next to Yellow, kill a fellow.

Yeah, that's right, check it out here. Milk snakes are cool.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_Snake

Red and yellow kill a fellow.
Red and black friend of Jack.

We don't have coral snakes in Colorado! So, maybe a Milk Snake? They would have big redish splotches, not stripes.

I saw a very bright green snake around Durango area, and, lots of little horned toads. Last time I went down there I didnt see the horned toads.

Not sure what the bright green, like ugly green snake was. Just saw it for a second, in the bush, couldnt catch it. Didn't make sense, cause I know snakes, never heard of a bright green snake in Colorado. Think if could have been a racer or coatchwhip when I looked it up last.

But yea, Colorado does not have that many type of snakes.

Hmm, this looks like it. In Pagosa Springs, so the map fits.

http://ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/herpa...isvernalis.htm

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Originally Posted by trlcavscout

Are those high speed tanker boots? [ROFL1]

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No, they gave them to me when I reclassed at scout school.[ROFL1]

Was does everybody hate on my grandpa/mexican shoes?