I must be honest... I couldn't tell. That was at the bottom of Little Big Cup on the patio after a flood and I was called out to remove it.
I thought it was a water moccasin but then in the south, any snake in the water is called a cottonmouth
I'm going to hold on to that 1% that I was correct. I hate being wrong lol. JK you are probably right. I do appreciate you bringing that to my attention because Someone in my neighborhood thinks they have a cottonmouth. I told them it's probably a Northern Water Snake but I won't get a pic til I get there. THX
I have eaten python which was surprisingly delicious. ive tried countless times to cook snakes that i have killed but they always start smelling rancid.
B4
)
)
After
thats pretty badass man haha wow
Northern Water Snake?
I must be honest... I couldn't tell. That was at the bottom of Little Big Cup on the patio after a flood and I was called out to remove it.
I thought it was a water moccasin but then in the south, any snake in the water is called a cottonmouth
Based on the prints on the snake, I'm 99.99% certain it was a Northern Water Snake.
I'm going to hold on to that 1% that I was correct. I hate being wrong lol. JK you are probably right. I do appreciate you bringing that to my attention because Someone in my neighborhood thinks they have a cottonmouth. I told them it's probably a Northern Water Snake but I won't get a pic til I get there. THX
Next time, I'll check for pits first and snap a shot. Maybe you can let me know.
I have eaten python which was surprisingly delicious. ive tried countless times to cook snakes that i have killed but they always start smelling rancid.