Snake road part I

Today's goal at snake road, timber's and cottonmouths. Mission accomplished.


Sorry there are no idiotic photos of me touching the venomous snakes.


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Wow nice photos :D

The frogs are finally out in force here in MN but I haven't seen a single sign of any of our native reptiles.

Cottonmouths are so neat, I'm surprised how different yours are from the ones I'd see when I lived in Louisiana. The ones there are a MUCH blacker snake, and so much harder to see the pattern in.

Wow, those guys look grumpy.
Great pictures!

as the cottons age, their pattern becomes dark. this was a very young snake. about 10 inches if that.

video from the 1d IV

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Awesome pictures :gj: :gj:

is that a gaboon viper?

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Originally Posted by dembonez

is that a gaboon viper?

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this^^^ :d

great shots sadly I only found 2 snakes this year so far both with the lawnmower..:( but my odds are hight that way than most people since I spend at least 3 hours 4-5 days a week on one. I was able to id both fro mtheir remains. one grater and a black snake. seen several on the road most dead from cars.

given me time i get some nice snake removal calls to make up for the deaths. Heck I might even get lucky and come across a wild clutch.

Those are some kick ass photos!!!! and that first rattler is lookin a little "triangley"....he needs a rat or two..;)

Nice pics :gj:

Great photos!! I have been meaning to make the trip down to Snake Road for a long time now. It would only be a 2-3 hour drive for me.

you really should go. there is power in numbers so your group can cover more area.