beauties of gopher snakes right there!
It's such an interesting genera. Of all of the snakes I've kept as pets over the years (currently down to one 26 year old Dumeril's Boa), specimens of the Pituophis genus seem to (apologies for too much anthropomorphizing) be a bit more attentive to...
That's fair...
but, I think we kinda need a pyramid of sorts like all good (and bad) tik/tok (or I guess just sports personality) personalities need!
Top? we could just start there.
ok, that's cool!
I've seen only one in the wild....a few Pine Martens, also pretty cool.
As an aside, what's the best buckshot to use for them? I'm afraid that they're gonna come after my babies.
I've always said that I could tell people which rock to stand on at my favorite tiger musky lake, but they'd still likely never show up. That said, I'm still not gonna tell anyone which rock to stand on at my favorite tiger musky lake.
sometimes Darwinism takes longer than expected...
Perhaps it was a situation where millions of years of evolution still couldn't prepare those bears for that idiocracy.
pretty easy to snake train most dogs. Find a cranky gopher snake and start there. A number of years ago, I kept probably a dozen snakes as pets. One, a rather "spirited" tempered gopher snake was actually one of my favorites. Anyway, I had the snake out & my dog (then a 3 year old) come...
I have eaten rattlesnake, actually doesn't taste terrible....with lots of seasoning...and chewing (I think I'd sous vide it next time if I were so inclined to go that route). Never really understood a reason to kill them otherwise. Between them and gopher snakes, they're just about the most...