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Appleman, this could protect your vineyard!

ELECTRIC FENCE</span></font> </span></font>





Seems a sheep farmer was puzzled</span></font>
</span></font>about the disappearance </span></font>

of some sheep on his farm. After a few weeks the farmer </span></font>

decided to put up an electric fence. </span></font>



About a week later, this is what he found!</span></font>
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Now, I know we've all heard of people being eaten by </span></font>
snakes &amp; I bet most of us have said, 'If a snake tried to </span></font>
eat me, I'd blah, blah, blah &amp; get away.'

Well, this is a Python &amp; they're extremely aggressive &amp; </span></font>

have a few teeth that they use to hold their prey while </span></font>
they wrap around them &amp; then constrict. </span></font>

Could you get away if this one bit you &amp; held on with it's </span></font>

'few teeth?'</span></font>
</span></font>

(Note: The wires are 10 inches apart.)
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I don't think that one will being eating too many more things with his teeth tangled up in an electified fence! I saw a snake last week down at the Willsboro vineyard, but it wasn't that big!
 
WOW !! .....Do you knowthe location where the pic was taken?


Very impressive teeth. ( no pun intended )
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I'm with you uav but alot bigger than .410, gives me the creeps just looking at the pictures.
 
I think Id be pulling out the 10 gauge myself with that snake. I dont know where the picture was taken but it would be good to know.
 
Thanks, you just had to scare the hell out of me. I am terrified of snakes since I was bit by a Water Moccasin when I was a kid. I would of had to use a high powered rifle with a scope from the next county to shoot that and would probably miss as I would get the willies when I sighted it in. Did I mention I hate snakes? Gators don't bother me a bit but I HATE snakes. You should see me when we get one around here.
 
smurfe,

Alligators v.s. Snakes. That's funny. I guess snakes can be anywhere...that is the scary part. Alligators pretty close to water. Would have never thought. You look like a strong snake wrangler to me.....alligator too.


RamonaEdited by: rgecaprock
 
Snakes don't exactly hunt humans, people - let's keep it in perspective.
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Besides, some of us just may have snakes as pets.


- Jim
 
Great, thanks for the nightmares. Seriously though. It isn't fun being bitten by a poisonous snake. It's been 30 years since it happened but I still remember it like it was yesterday. I still have the nice necrotic marks on my leg that are daily reminders. I hate snakes because I am absolutely terrified of them. I get palpitations when I see one. You won't believe how much I spend a year on moth balls just to keep them away from my house as there are tons of them around here.
 
I can relate to those fears. I wasn't bitten by them, but was rather shaken up by an episode as a young man(teenager). I used to fish a small stream often for trout and it was surrounded by dense wooded lots. I came to a nice hole in the stream near a pile of rocks(I think it was an old rock pile meade by previous farmers). As I walked by it in the stream a tree limb broke and fell on the pile. To my horror, there was a huge nest of snakes laying in the heat on the rocks. They scattered everywhere. It seemed like it was 50 snakes, but probably wasn't that many. About half of the 3-4 foot long snakes slid into the stream in front of me. Yowzers! You have never seen anybody splash out of the knee deep water in your life! I have never been comfortable around snakes since then.
 
We have rattlesnakes out here where I live. You ALWAYS are looking for the Jake that may be on your patio, near the truck or on the side of the house or grill.


Like I said, Jake meet "The Judge". (45 pistol that also fires .410 shotgun shells)
 
there having a problem with boas and the like in florida,people letting these pets go and there returning into the human environment after being released,saw a story about this on animal plant was surprised. Edited by: joeswine
 
So there's 1 BIG advantage to living in the frozen tundra! Only snakes we have to worry about are snow snakes!
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SNOW SNAKES they usually cause you to fall on frozen parking lots, sidewalks, and always when your arms are full of groceries!
 

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