Exploring the great outdoors is a wonderful way to relax and workout. With extensive research and years of experience, I have learned how to differentiate between a deadly bear and a bear statue. I have also learned the difference between gators and gator tail stew. Snakes are a bit more challenging. Top photo credit: reptilechannel.com
This young man has some good info on the topic with a unique delivery style.
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Yogi From: http://journalstar.com
Mad Momma from: http://modernsurvivalonline.com
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You make me laugh. Missed you, my friend!!!!
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Glad to see you back on the series of tubes. Look forward to more tales from the road!
🙂 Good to be back on the series of tubes. Disconnecting was nice, but it is great to be back!! Missed you lots!!
Hi Katie. Nice video, and nice photos too. Snakes are a scarey business for me though. They are so slippery and scaley, and venomous…I don’t think I need to say anymore…Enjoy your evening.
I agree, I don’t think I will go out looking for them like this guy does. But after the initial shreak, I can calm down if I know it will not kill me. Enjoy your night 8).
Oh, boy, the snakes freak me out. I remember reading something years ago about the potential danger of snakes: “Red on yellow, watch out fellow. Red on black, okay Jack.” Don’t know if it always holds true or not, but it’s a catchy mnemonic. But I couldn’t watch the video you posted–not if there was a potential for snakes in it. 🙂
8). He uses photos so it is not too bad. I wonder if my brain will work enough to remember red on yellow…if I ever come across one.
Gotta love it!
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Great video – I have a terrier that kills snakes for me – 9 copperheads this summer so far.
Wow, maybe I need a dog. Although knowing there are that many snakes nearby may freak me out!
Sometimes ignorance is bliss:)
True! 8)
Great information! Here in AZ it is good to know. My gardeners found a baby rattlesnake in my yard last week and they cut his head off. I worry about the dogs, curious as they are. Will be glad when the cooler weather comes. Great blog, lots of interesting “stuff.”
Eeek! That would wig me out. Pets are a worry. We had a dog once that was afraid of the pool but had no problem going in the alligator and snake canal nearby. Luckily he was never eaten but we did have to bail him out of doggie jail a couple of times.
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