A very nice round-up in Florida.  The rattlesnake is unharmed and sent to the wild.

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What is a snake that big doing in a residential area? Scary mouth and teeth.

Looks like diamond backs.  These damn snakes can grow to 15-20 feet if I'm not mistaken.

It that a python or rattlesnake. I didn't know rattlesnake can grow that big.
:o ::)

After doing some research they actually grow up to 7 feet long not 15-20 feet as I mentioned earlier.  I was thinking of a cobra.  Even so, that's a huge diamondback rattler.   Look at the guy holding the pole, it says it all.   :)

Indeed, 7.25 feet (2.2 meters) long Eastern diamondback rattlesnake.  Any Cobra or any wild animal pic from Laos?

PEACE wrote on 13^th Jun, 2011 at 8:35pm:

Indeed, 7.25 feet (2.2 meters) long Eastern diamondback rattlesnake.  Any Cobra or any wild animal pic from Laos?

The only size rattlers I've come across is about 1-2 feet.  I won't be in Florida any time soon after reading various news about large snakes, crocodiles, and alligators in swamps. LOL

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 13^th Jun, 2011 at 3:39am:

What is a snake that big doing in a residential area? Scary mouth and teeth.

We didn't destroy all natural habitat when building America! There are many places where wild animals can wander into cities.

In Asia corruption and greed is a problem. Elites and the powerful do as they please. No rule of law like America.
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BlastSweep wrote on 14^th Jun, 2011 at 2:21am:

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 13th Jun, 2011 at 3:39am: What is a snake that big doing in a residential area? Scary mouth and teeth. We didn't destroy all natural habitat when building America! There are many places where wild animals can wander into cities.

Back in the jungle of Laos and as far as I can rememvber we ate everything that moved ;).

PEACE wrote on 16^th Jun, 2011 at 9:50pm:

Back in the jungle of Laos and as far as I can rememvber we ate everything that moved ;).

Rats too?

I know of a few jungle people who do! :)

If you find a big snake like this in Laos that's a good dinner.
;) :o



PEACE wrote on 16^th Jun, 2011 at 9:50pm:

Back in the jungle of Laos and as far as I can rememvber we ate everything that moved ;).

I used to look for animals, when I was a kids living with relative in the village.
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Larb Dip wrote on 18^th Jun, 2011 at 4:55am:

PEACE wrote on 16th Jun, 2011 at 9:50pm: Back in the jungle of Laos and as far as I can rememvber we ate everything that moved ;). Rats too? I know of a few jungle people who do! :)

Rats, bats, cicadas, grasshoppers, bugs..... they are all good ::).  

Tasty and nutrition too.
:P :P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE3xoeVHPKs


PEACE wrote on 19^th Jun, 2011 at 1:04pm:

Rats, bats, cicadas, grasshoppers, bugs..... they are all good ::).

That looks very good especially the hopper ;).

Good with BeerLao.



PEACE wrote on 20^th Jun, 2011 at 1:30pm:

That looks very good especially the hopper ;).

Actually these hoppers taste much better raw becuase they are sweeter ;).

I never try raw. I like it fry or grill it smell good too.
:P :P


PEACE wrote on 24^th Jun, 2011 at 3:09am:

Actually these hoppers taste much better raw becuase they are sweeter ;).

Next time try them raw with wings, legs and everything.  Make sure to chew them as qucikly as possible because hoppers can bite your tongue if still alive inside your mouth and this is from my personal experience ;).

Coral snake most venemous snake in the U.S- and commonly found here in Texas and Lousiana.  No anti-venom in the States - available only in Old Mexico.

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Look like somebody beat the crap out of that snake.
:) :o ::)

Founded about 2 lots away.  Stepped on by many vehicles and baked by the sun for a day.  Venemous snakes (Coral snake, copperheads and water moccasins) are coming out more often to find water since it has been so dry this season.