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Freedom can be a scary thing.
 
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Next to a walking path. My wife has a habit of stepping over this species. She spotted a non venomous snake not 2 yards from it. I was checking it out and spotted this one. It isn't so harmless.

Y'all know what it kind of snake? I do.
 
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Next to a walking path. My wife has a habit of stepping over this species. She spotted a non venomous snake not 2 yards from it. I was checking it out and spotted this one. It isn't so harmless.

Y'all know what it kind of snake? I do.
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Rattleheadedcoppermoccasin?
 
Emergency landing on US1 North bound today
 

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Next to a walking path. My wife has a habit of stepping over this species. She spotted a non venomous snake not 2 yards from it. I was checking it out and spotted this one. It isn't so harmless.

Y'all know what it kind of snake? I do.
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Copperhead, and they don't play. We had big old dog that had to helped down and up the steps of deck steps because she had wound from cancer cut out her hip. I was helping her one day when I saw copperhead about 2' from her in the grass while she peed. I was barefoot and I slowly turned her around to the deck when she was done and I walked her up stairs. I went back down the steps w a shovel and the snake was going under the low deck and I killed it. I had relocated 2 or 3 of them some years but after that all will be killed.
 
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Lurch830 said:
Emergency landing on US1 North bound today
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He must have lost all power.... landing gear up and the prop wasn't spinning when he touched down.
 
JSJJ388 said:
Picking up a new toy, er... tool, tomorrow. Too good a deal to pass. Coming with tiller, box blade, and mowing deck.

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Runs great. Stout for its size. Box blade isn't anything special though. I built a straight blade out of 1/4" plate that I think will do better. But for 600, I can't complain.

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Copperhead, and they don't play. We had big old dog that had to helped down and up the steps of deck steps because she had wound from cancer cut out her hip. I was helping her one day when I saw copperhead about 2' from her in the grass while she peed. I was barefoot and I slowly turned her around to the deck when she was done and I walked her up stairs. I went back down the steps w a shovel and the snake was going under the low deck and I killed it. I had relocated 2 or 3 of them some years but after that all will be killed.
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It was actually a juvenile cotton mouth. The location of this snake the copper head isn't as common. Some also refer to them as a water moccasin. We moved it of trail and man she opened up that mouth! A very knowledgeable local drove up at the time and had his pups. He said that are fairly common and reminded us the youngsters was more dangerous for expelling large amounts of venom when striking. I knew this about copper heads but I guess all juvenile species carry this trait.
 
WARRIORWELDING said:
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Next to a walking path. My wife has a habit of stepping over this species. She spotted a non venomous snake not 2 yards from it. I was checking it out and spotted this one. It isn't so harmless.

Y'all know what it kind of snake? I do.
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So I think this is a Moccasin/Cottonmouth due to the serrated edges and patterns of the markings. With it being curled up I can't see the definitive pattern. Was the pic taken in Mocksville? (Yes I've asked for ID on the Snake ID page I'm on) I like to know how to identify since I'm working outside all of the time. The color and pattern variations differences within species is remarkable sometimes.
 
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So I think this is a Moccasin/Cottonmouth due to the serrated edges and patterns of the markings. With it being curled up I can't see the definitive pattern. Was the pic taken in Mocksville? (Yes I've asked for ID on the Snake ID page I'm on) I like to know how to identify since I'm working outside all of the time. The color and pattern variations differences within species is remarkable sometimes.
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371.6 miles due east.....or Hatteras Island in the shadows of this fine lady.
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So....this just fell off the fedex truck...


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jeepinmatt said:
Ain't no way in hail I'd connect that to my network. A debadged mystery machine? Definitely a trap!
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Macbook Pro....I went to the dark side 10 years ago. Almost time for a tesla and birkenstocks.
 
Been a good day.

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