Anobody knows of a place in or near Atlanta that has Tokay wine?
My last bottles came from Brown Jug in Amchorage. I need to restock.
My last bottles came from Brown Jug in Amchorage. I need to restock.
Anobody knows of a place in or near Atlanta that has Tokay wine?
My last bottles came from Brown Jug in Amchorage. I need to restock.
OK, I looked at the pretty color pictures. The snake I killed had a vivid pattern to him. Could have been either a Cottonmouth OR a Copperhead. I can't remember exactly WHICH pattern it was. But he sure wasn't shy.
But I can't tell the difference between the brown ones that might be black but have been in the sun, so they're darker than normal or lighter than they should be, or their pattern isn't as pronounced for whatever genetic reason...They all look like copperheads or cottonmouths. I've even seen some that looked black at first, but when I looked real close, dammit there's a pattern!!!
Now what do I do? Kill it.
Understand, I don't seek them out. This is only if they happen to be where I'm at, and don't leave fast.
Anobody knows of a place in or near Atlanta that has Tokay wine?
My last bottles came from Brown Jug in Amchorage. I need to restock.
Yeah, I know the diamondback pattern (I used to sell cowboy boots in a western store), and I've seen Timber rattler skins/boots. I'd been told they were mean as FUCK and would drop out of trees and follow you for miles...but the website you sent me to contradicts that...That's different than the impression I initially got, so my apologies.
Most venomous snakes, you'll know when you see him. You'll know he's a badass. Not saying that's the case everytime but most of the time. Take this guy for instance. He's in a tank...but you KNOW you don't want to let him out...
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Thank you!
There's only like 7 different venomous snakes in GA. The Coral snake you'll never see and you're highly unlikely to be bitten, copperhead is easily identifiable, rattlesnake there's like 2 or 3 types here, easily identifiable, water moccasin gives me trouble so if I'm near water I just avoid if I see one and I'm not sure. Pretty much covers it.
Definitely avoid this girl.
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I safely removed this little 3 foot rat snake from my neighbors yard today. I only kill them if they are poisonus.
Non triangular head...
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I safely removed this little 3 foot rat snake from my neighbors yard today. I only kill them if they are poisonus.
Do ALL venomous snakes have a triangle head?
Good point Steve Irwin.... But that damn coral snake would have gnaw on my ass to kill me..Not all but most yes.
The only exception in Georgia would be a Coral snake
Not all but most yes.
The only exception in Georgia would be a Coral snake
Well shit - I don't want to get bit by a hamster, either!Good point Steve Irwin.... But that damn coral snake would have gnaw on my ass to kill me..
Yeah, I know the diamondback pattern (I used to sell cowboy boots in a western store), and I've seen Timber rattler skins/boots. I'd been told they were mean as FUCK and would drop out of trees and follow you for miles...but the website you sent me to contradicts that...
Never really was much of a fan of having snake or eel skin boots, though.
And who's the mean looking fellow to the left?
226 > any Glock I’ve owned
Good point Steve Irwin.... But that damn coral snake would have gnaw on my ass to kill me..