Careful out there

[Remington700]

Walked up on this guy today. Bad enough in the spring, but do not want to think about them in December.

 

[Crappieaddict]

He's not following the rules! They don't come out in winter!

 

[UCStandSitter]

Dang it! Snake warning this post! Some of us be havin irrational phobias!

*shudder*

 

[BSK]

Considering I was bitten by a cottonmouth in mid-January, I wear snakeboots ALL YEAR-ROUND.

 

[peytoncreekhunter]

Looks like he's got a triangular head.

 

[Jim Fred]

He's not following the rules! They don't come out in winter!

100% agree, must be a liberal and refuses to be told what to do!

 

[backyardtndeer]

If it doesn't find a hole, it will be done in about 48 hours. Maybe this deep freeze will take out some vermin and creepy crawlies.

 

[wsm]

WOW, thought they were in for the winter .

 

[JCDEERMAN]

If it doesn't find a hole, it will be done in about 48 hours. Maybe this deep freeze will take out some vermin and creepy crawlies.

That's my hope. Especially the armadillos

 

[MUP]

He'll be a snakecicle soon for breaking the rules! LOL

 

[TnKen]

I walked up on a cottonmouth two weeks ago in our duck field. He was coiled up on a tuft of grass next to the bank. I'm glad he didn't get me or my dog.

 

[Gravey]

If it doesn't find a hole, it will be done in about 48 hours. Maybe this deep freeze will take out some vermin and creepy crawlies.

He'd already be done if the right person walked up in him.

 

[FLTENNHUNTER1]

Real strange color for a moccasin. Is it from the cold?

 

[Tn_Va_Hunter]

I work for the county where I live. We have been pulling water from the pools and have gotten 2 snakes out in the last week. One was a small ring neck the other was a copperhead. Pretty wild. And it was in the upper 20's here when we found them in the water.

 

[Specializedjon]

Nope

 

[UCStandSitter]

He'd already be done if the right person walked up in him.

Truth. I take my snake pictures with my eyes as I'm murdering them.

 

[megalomaniac]

I don't think any have been seen east of the TN River yet, correct?

Got plenty of them to deal with in south MS... hoping they don't make it to my middle TN farms.

 

[BSK]

I don't think any have been seen east of the TN River yet, correct?

I think there's the possibility of seeing a cottonmouth along the Cumberland River. However, I don't buy for a second all the stories from people who say the Harpeth River is full of cottonmouths. They're just seeing common water snakes. I've been on the Harpeth quite a bit and never seen one.

Now KY Lake/TN River? Loads of them.

 

[utvolsfan77]

Bryan, when I was stationed at Fort Campbell in the late 1980s, I did a lot of fishing on the river at Dover. There were several places there that I never went into without seeing at least one cottonmouth, especially in midsummer.

 

[EastTNhunter67]

If it doesn't find a hole, it will be done in about 48 hours. Maybe this deep freeze will take out some vermin and creepy crawlies.

100% agree, must be a liberal and refuses to be told what to do!

Yep, probably related to Biden, walking around aimlessly in a slow stupor.