The pic of the snake was taken in south fl. The gator was on a golf course
The pic of the snake was taken in south fl. The gator was on a golf course
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if that first pic is real its time for a drive by shooting!!!!!!!!
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Wow id thet is a real snake that someone turned loose and it grew that large it need CHOOTIN!
Looks like Boots to me.
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It's very real. Dumb Pythons!!
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That snake ain't dead.....so it isn't a good snake yet
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by wildturkey »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">CHOOT EM LIZ NOW, CHOOT EM.
Wow id thet is a real snake that someone turned loose and it grew that large it need CHOOTIN!
Looks like Boots to me.</td></tr></table> exactly what happend.
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Is that golf cart in the gator picture about to go in the water?
I thought you were talking about bikini women before I opened the site.
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That snake is hunnngggrrry, he has no food in his belly.
Why does Florida animal control just catch these snakes and relocate them, why not kill all the pythons as they are a non-native species , just like what the fish and wildlife dept. do with the snakehead fish, kill immediately upon catch.
These snakes should be killed on site, in fact offer a reward to anyone who kills one and turns it in to game officials, start an erraticate program, acting like they are just part of nature is ludicrious, they are not native to Florida , they were brought there and relaeased by weirdos who take snakes for pets.
A few of those pythons in the Rio Grande River might prove more cost effective than the Border Patrol.
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I don't mind seeing the big gators, but the heck with the big snakes.
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<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by spinningreel »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Why does Florida animal control just catch these snakes and relocate them, why not kill all the pythons as they are a non-native species , just like what the fish and wildlife dept. do with the snakehead fish, kill immediately upon catch.
These snakes should be killed on site, in fact offer a reward to anyone who kills one and turns it in to game officials, start an erraticate program, acting like they are just part of nature is ludicrious, they are not native to Florida , they were brought there and relaeased by weirdos who take snakes for pets. </td></tr></table>
they do kill them, they have snake hunts here all the time.
That's not a bad snake. The bad snakes have two legs!!!
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The first pic is nothing more than a lawyer heading towards a car accident on the shoulder of the road...they're everywhere down here!
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I'm not saying there are not big snakes here in Fl.....I've seen them but that first pic, I think is B/S. That snake looks to be about 24ft long if you consider 8ft between fence posts.......a 12 fter is a big snake here. Also, even when they are moving they are not all straight and stretched out like that....and its head is way too raised for not hissing at something in front of it. It's a real snake, just photoshopped from another picture.
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