Thanks John, from everyone !!!!!
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guido4475
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He did it again, didn't he???.....What a guy!
guido4475
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Generator ran out of gas, so I gassed it up, changed the oil.....it ran, but not like it should....figuring dirt in the fuel system was at fault, ended up taking off the carb and cleaning it out and the fuel system.....good to go, running fine....but somehow a little tiny spring and a black cap came off the carb, and can't see where it was on at, but, it does run as normal....so,......
There are 17 species and sub-species of snakes that inhabit South Dakota. If I lived there, learning to identify all 17 at a glance would be very high on my To Do list.
At the very least, I'd learn to identify the one and only venomous snake in South Dakota, the Prairie Rattlesnake. Hint: It's a light brown or greenish prairie color, got the classic, distinctive triangle-shaped head that none of the others have, and it's got a rattle on the end of its tail which none of the others have.
Prairie Rattlesnake ~ Crotalus viridis viridis
I don't know if they do it every year, but I remember reading a story about the Rattlesnake Hunt at Mobridge a few years ago. A dozen men went out rattlesnake hunting, and in one afternoon they came back with 400 of them. Mobridge is practically in your back yard, isn't it? LOL
jujubeans
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It's not the back yard I'm concerned with...*lol* but thanks for the link!There are 17 species and sub-species of snakes that inhabit South Dakota. If I lived there, learning to identify all 17 at a glance would be very high on my To Do list.
At the very least, I'd learn to identify the one and only venomous snake in South Dakota, the Prairie Rattlesnake. Hint: It's a light brown or greenish prairie color, got the classic, distinctive triangle-shaped head that none of the others have, and it's got a rattle on the end of its tail which none of the others have.
Prairie Rattlesnake ~ Crotalus viridis viridis
I don't know if they do it every year, but I remember reading a story about the Rattlesnake Hunt at Mobridge a few years ago. A dozen men went out rattlesnake hunting, and in one afternoon they came back with 400 of them. Mobridge is practically in your back yard, isn't it? LOL
tenntrucker
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A snake is a snake....kill them all!
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my snake killin mama......WTG dear...
Back home, after our last minute trip to Tennessee to see the granddaughters. Tomorrow starts a new week, and I'm excited to see how things go.
tenntrucker
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jujubeans
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Now that is FUNNY! *lol*
guido4475
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I'm parked next to unit 291 here in El Paso. He told me last night that he was in Laredo a couple weeks ago. He found and killed a 5-1/2' rattler under his Sprinter. See...another problem with Sprinters!!
Ya sure it wasn't Crocodile Dundee you were talking to???...lol...
I have no way of knowing if his story was true....but just in case you don't think they exist :thumbup:
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My feelings towards snakes are similar, but my methods of dispatching them differ.
Went to my daughters this afternoon and a snake decided to introduce itself to me near their pond. I did not inquire into his lineage, but sent a round from the 1911 Colt 45 I had in my hand its way. It now sleeps with the fishes.
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Went to my daughters this afternoon and a snake decided to introduce itself to me near their pond. I did not inquire into his lineage, but sent a round from the 1911 Colt 45 I had in my hand its way. It now sleeps with the fishes.
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guido4475
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Or even this kind of proof..I e-mailed it to you..couldnt figure out how to post a video...