Posted on 01/19/2010 10:48:19 AM PST by Palter
I wonder if it tastes like chicken.
Officer: “Where you goin’ with all those guns son?”
Boater: “Bass fishin’ Sir.”
It was only a matter of time before these things showed up in FL... Like the Burmese Pythons they won’t be able to get rid of them.
Stay away from the water. :-)
I’m sure glad that rattlesnakes don’t get that big!
I’ve fished that lake twice.
In any case, this snake would make a stylin' pair of cowboy boots.
Gad. I’ve been to Florida and I’m sorry, I think it’s scary down there. Alligators, snakes, and I live in AZ where suppposedly we’re scary but nothing shows up in our lakes like that!
If the invasive tropical species go dormant during cold weather, they certainly become easier prey. I wonder at what temperatures they are killed outright?
If I had seen this snake first he WOULD be a pair of boots now.
Not sure, I’m always amazed at the range of the Alligator, N. Carolina, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, it does get cold.
Oohhh, that would make some gorgeous boots. Nicer than my ostrich ones even!
: )
A couple more snakes this size and you could make one of them Michelle Obama belts.
“Snakes. Why does it always have to be snakes?”
I love both places and live in Wisconsin. The scariest thing we have around here is Russ Feingold! We’re ehading down to AZ in a few weeks for spring training. Been a few years since we did that and I cannot wait!
lived in st cloud fished that lake for years even at night its great for bass....early morning hours on the central florida lakes its nothing to be out there fishing with the gators just floating by....you leave them alone and they will leave you alone....
far from it
aka--Everything but the eyes and nose would hide down under submerged below beneath lower than the water's surface.
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