putting together a team for next year,,,
- Thread starter woodmoose
- Start date
richard corn
Ten Pointer
Hey Mr Woodmoose any plans for a new belt? That Eastern Diamondback sure would be pretty. Maybe a coral snake for a nice leather wristband. Of course I'm kidding but be careful. Those rascals are there. Any stories or pictures would be awesome
boondoggle complete
Team Participants - me,,, everyone else had an "I'd go but,,,"
had a great time - may do it again next year, depending on dates
no pictures - rules of the event and I won't make the call on what some snake lover calls "offensive"
hot
LOTS of dang people running around
time to get some work done before the REAL boondoggling starts,,, plus SC bow season opens Monday
Team Participants - me,,, everyone else had an "I'd go but,,,"
had a great time - may do it again next year, depending on dates
no pictures - rules of the event and I won't make the call on what some snake lover calls "offensive"
hot
LOTS of dang people running around
time to get some work done before the REAL boondoggling starts,,, plus SC bow season opens Monday
richard corn
Ten Pointer
Any luck seeing any pythons? What about other venomous snakes? I had heard that place is crawling with coral. pygmies. eastern, moccasins and copperheads. Any truth. We all love stories about snakes
yes
yes, and non-venomous as well but those were nothing - I was looking for pythons
define "crawling"
all snakes crawl,,, some climb as well
richard corn
Ten Pointer
Figure of speech but climbing a tree could arguably be considered crawling..just north and south not east and west.
You saw them....did you catch any?
Rescue44
Old Mossy Horns
Well, if it was a memory it was definitely clouded. The chick that got eaten was good lookin'....
They usually are.
bwfarms
Old Mossy Horns
Arguably north and south on a tree only if it’s felled in that direction
It would arguably be correct to call it crawling the z axis.
yes, but only two
Any size to them?
Ol Copper
Twelve Pointer
I heard on the radio today that last years winners caught 228
No way.......
No way.......
I heard on the radio today that last years winners caught 228...
No way.......
Yes he did
All but two were around 10”
He found two nest sites
5’ and 7’
Hey ya took two out I call that a win!! Hopefully females with eggs still in them.
Ol Copper
Twelve Pointer
Ah...that'll do it
I was thinking about this thread a d wondering about attendance from here when I caught a news story about it. Now I know.
CountryRN
Twelve Pointer
An this sounds like fun.
Freeze the meat for the GTG next year? Lol
Hunting Nut
Old Mossy Horns
How many Alligators did you see ?
a few - didn't keep count
richard corn
Ten Pointer
Hey Mr Woodmoose.. I gotta know..did you see an Eastern Diamondback while on your trek?
YanceyGreenhorn
Still Not a Moderator
Hell I thought that was one of his nicknames
NCST8GUY
Frozen H20 Guy
Is there a breeding "season" for them? I would think not down in Florida. Grew up down there. And it's Summer 360 days a year, and 5 days of post cold front where the highs may be below 80 degrees.
bwfarms
Old Mossy Horns
It’s about a 5-6 month ordeal from conception for Burmese Pythons. Takes about 3 months before delivering a clutch and then the female stays coiled around the eggs for 6-8 weeks. She never leaves the clutch to eat. Once they are hatched they are left to fend for themselves and the female resumes eating to build energy reserves for next year.
per the biologists (of which I am not one) The mating season observed in Everglades National Park occurs between December and April, with females laying eggs from May to June, and eggs hatching between July and August
yes
but heck, don't have to go to Florida for that
seen one here in Scotland county not to long ago (mid April)
then a nice one (HUGE) over in Hoke county (July 7th)
dang things are everywhere
Rescue44
Old Mossy Horns
You develop an Italian dish for the "other white meat"? Like...Italian dressing...bacon...lol couldn't help myself. 
Glad you were successful!!!
Glad you were successful!!!