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snakeman55

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Apr 26, 2005 00:58 | #1

16 feet and over 100 lbs. Eats goats... She sure knows how to stare you down...

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Apr 26, 2005 01:00 | #2

WHOA!!!

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Apr 26, 2005 01:18 as a reply to @ Skip Souza's post | #3

Eats goats?

Hell, that thing eats anything it wants!

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Apr 26, 2005 01:25 as a reply to @ robertwgross's post | #4

uhhh, I think he's hypnotising me.....
Oh no, he's coming for me!!

great shot.

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Apr 26, 2005 01:27 | #5

Im quite sad to hear it eats goats.... but snakes have to eat too. I like snakes, I like goats :S
ANYHOW, gorgeous animal. What type of snake is this? I know Boas get big but Im probably way off the marker.
Is this a snake you handle? I think they are such neat creatures.

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Apr 26, 2005 01:46 | #6

Whoa intimidating shot. Are these things actually good pets like, do they pay attention to you like a cat would? Or are they just looking at you like your dinner.

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Apr 26, 2005 07:45 | #8

I wouldn't want to handle that sucer if it eats goats.

I once saw a documentary on animal planet, about a week ago, in which they were speaking about Pythons that attacked the keepers.
This on python, about the size of this one ..maybe 12 feet or so, attacked the owner, and then coiled on him, and squeezed him till he passed out. Then it went for his helper, and tried to kill him also. It seemed as though the Python went into anger mode, and just attacked.

The keeper covered the snake with a blanket, but I guess the head was peaking through, and saw his hand. Then it grabed his hand, and didn't let go. and strated to coil around him... he was in some serious dodo at that point.

They ended up killing the snake, by stabbing it with a knife..

I tell you, not a job I want to have.

btw: excellent shot, with great DOF.

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Apr 26, 2005 08:26 | #10

Looks like it's thinking, "If I was just a little but bigger, he'd make a nice snack!" ;-)a

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Apr 26, 2005 13:53 | #13

wowzers, hes pretty big. Better hope he doesn't get hungy.

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Apr 26, 2005 15:09 | #14

Nice retic. Long ago I had a F1 CB Baldogo Jampea, I wish I had room for a 10 - 12' snake these days as it was the most fascinating non venomous snake I've every worked with.

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Apr 26, 2005 15:13 as a reply to @ BillH2's post | #15

BillH2 wrote:
I assume you used a long lense or have lots of guts, or both. Behind glass maybe??
Great shot anyway. Bill

That was exactly what I was going to say!!!

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