big-g-g-g-g-g snake

discusdad

http://www.komu.com/news/160-pound-python-killed-in-rural-missouri-neighborhood/ for Missouri!

Sam06

That is a big snake too bad they had to kill it but I understand why they did. If I did see it I am not sure I would try to catch it either.

Anyway that will be a neat hide if they skin it and I hope they do.

guntech59

Did any of you read the comments? Hilarious! Some folks get wound up like a jack in the box.

Dads3040

Good thing it wasn't a Kitty Cat. Someone would have declared it an Urban Lion and Jimmy Kimmel would have cried again.

Sam06

quote:Originally posted by guntech59
Did any of you read the comments? Hilarious! Some folks get wound up like a jack in the box.


+1

There are some great one for sure.

I like these 2 the best:

- Steve Tredway ? Retired at Meadewestvaco Calmar
Should have gotten that dentist to kill it!!!!

-Mylissa Stutesman ? Office Assistance at University of Missouri
I don't think it wouild have survived the winter here in Missouri..... and Snakes are not of the DEVIL.. .that's Biblical Hogwash!


Here is the response[:D]

Are you on facebook on the state's dollar? Get off the internet and get some work done.

guntech59

Priceless, aren't they? [:D]

Txs

I'm not geeky about snakes, but if I walked out in my yard at 0230 hrs. and saw that thing it would soon be dead.

Mobuck

"That is a big snake too bad they had to kill it but I understand why they did."

Those snakes should be declared an invasive species and destroyed on sight. I don't get all upset over snakes but I don't tolerate non-native or aggressive types.

fishkiller41

Someone obviously recently freed that snake. No way can a Python winter over in Missouri. They can't even hack the few cold snaps we get this for north,YET.
Form about the Broward County line South,they seem to do quite well.
I say "YET" because,over the past 10-15 years the population of Curly Tail Lizards
https://www.google.com/search?q=south+florida+curly+tailed+lizard&biw=1440&bih=789&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CCsQsARqFQoTCJnppuW8g8cCFcvUHgoduNQHvQ

has moved about 100 Mi. North. I have watched them go from being very common in the Miami area,slowly become more common a little farther N over the years.Just 5-6 years ago their were Very few to NONE in my area.Now,as or more common than the "Dew Lap" lizards.
The curlys eat the Dew Laps..


https://www.google.com/search?q=south+florida+curly+tailed+lizard&biw=1440&bih=789&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CCsQsARqFQoTCJnppuW8g8cCFcvUHgoduNQHvQ#tbm=isch&q=Dew+Lap+Lizard

select-fire

Comments are real good.

Grasshopper

Flame lovers all you want,,that thing would be dead instantly if I saw it. End of story-