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Posted on 5/11/24 at 4:46 pm to X123F45
Posted on 5/11/24 at 4:46 pm to X123F45
I've been in a crawfish boat since I was still in diapers and have never told a lie on the OB. take pics of next 10 u see and post
Non venomous outnumber venomous snakes 30-50 to 1 in La.
90% of those is crawfish ponds are non venomous……
Non venomous outnumber venomous snakes 30-50 to 1 in La.
90% of those is crawfish ponds are non venomous……
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Posted on 5/11/24 at 7:16 pm to choupiquesushi
I keep about half my property in Hammond wild and there’s a pretty big creek running behind me so I have plenty of snakes. I rarely see them unless I go looking for them and then they are pretty easy to find.
18 years here, have never seen or found a water moccasin or a rattlesnake. Plenty of copperheads though they are seasonal. Kings, garters, dekays, rats, water snakes and corn snakes aplenty.
OP is a puss
rando is FOS
18 years here, have never seen or found a water moccasin or a rattlesnake. Plenty of copperheads though they are seasonal. Kings, garters, dekays, rats, water snakes and corn snakes aplenty.
OP is a puss
rando is FOS
Posted on 5/13/24 at 2:01 pm to choupiquesushi
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90% of those is crawfish ponds are non venomous……
Two things...
City folk fish ponds.
With one exception I can think of, the triangular shaped head is a dead give away.
We no longer see chicken snakes, blue runners, or speckled kings around here. Yet, Ive had multiple large rattle snakes in the yard, my chair
, and around the shop. Same goes for moccasins. When the water rises they get into the back pasture. The water falls, they are slow to leave because of all the mice.
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