I made a new friend stacking wood this evening
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mountain man 2
Burning Hunk
I can tell bt the head its not venomous...
.without doin research....what kind is it
just a general run of the mill garter snake. He's been around for a while. i'm just glad he moved outside, and is no longer under out bathtub
mountain man 2
Burning Hunk
mountain man 2
Burning Hunk
Moving my continued wood stack so I can put my new wood racks in....I found my missing buddy...n a few little ring necks that were to fast to get a pic...
Knots
Minister of Fire
Lotsa different mouse eaters in most of those pics. I love snakes and Maine makes it easy since there's no poisonous ones.
Here's my friend:
Here's my friend:
Knots
Minister of Fire
Had visitor last Sunday, Ground Hog, young one, maybe 4 #. It also met the springers , that did not go well for the hog. No remorse here as I do not need them burrowing down next to foundation. Believe it or not dang things are protected here unless providing a menace to live stock.
Jan Pijpelink
Minister of Fire
We have groundhogs for years. They have a home under my neighbor's shed and come eat our weeds. No problem whatsoever.
weatherguy
Minister of Fire
I usually have snakes in my wood stacks every year, usually garter snakes but had some ring necks like mountain mans one year. One baby ended up in my living room, I think the cat took it in, first thought was my wife bought a toy snake for the cat to play with, until it moved.
We had a nasty wood rat in our wood shed last year. The Grate Dane got him but not before he made a huge mess. I hate rats.
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