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Snakes Alive!
Now here are some Rattl'rs! Never thought Eastern Timberbacks (which I think these are) could get so big...
15 Ft Rattle Snake caught outside the St. Aug. Outlet Mall in Fla: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1255702902.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1255702918.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1255702933.jpg Caught near Oktaha OK that is just outside of Muskogee and north of Checotah. The reason for snake boots during dove season. Just under 8 feet and weighs 89 pounds: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1255703003.jpg |
I never heard of them that big either but I think they are reputed to be the biggest ones usually found in the US. Even the 'small three footers' scare me when I find them on the property. One May I got 13 in six weeks !
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Global warming.
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Notice the guy has it on the end of his stick... the stick is probably 5-6 feet long. So the guy is about that distance further from the camera than the snake is. We've covered this "trick" in other "huge snake" threads... it's bogus. You could hold an earthworm out toward the camera on a longer stick and it would look like it was as long as the guy is tall. The only way to legitimately claim a snake is a certain length is to lay it out straight on the ground and put a tape measure right beside it. BTW, those other two photos' bogus length claims are ridiculous, too... especially the first one. |
It's called a perspective illusion.
Optical Illusions by Visual Fun House : Blog Topic : Leaning Tower Optical Illusions |
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