Snake Eye

tamrock

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Hey tamrock!! Who Won?? He He!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!
 

If my wife saw this pic on the monitor, she'd be too close! :laughing7:
 

Hey tamrock!! Who Won?? He He!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!
Both dogs decided to just watch it from a distance.
 

Some pretty quartz in that decomposed granite, sorry, can't say I like snakes.
 

Some pretty quartz in that decomposed granite, sorry, can't say I like snakes.
That's actually the material they top the trails around here with. It's a mix of small grain crushed gravel to fine sand. They call the stuff "Squeegee Sand" It's pretty much crushed Rocky Mountain alluvium river rock and I'll bet if you panned it down you would maybe even find some nano sized pieces of gold with in it.
 

So what kind is that one? I laugh at Miss Daisy when she steps on a stick and the other end pops up. She jumps like a rabbit:laughing7:
 

is it just me or are the pupils round? Never saw a rattlesnake with round pupils
 

is it just me or are the pupils round? Never saw a rattlesnake with round pupils
It's a harmless Bull Snake. I like to see them around the house, because they eat the mice looking for a way to get in my house. I've seen some pretty big ones sneaking around the foundation of the house looking for mice.
 

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