Ughhhhhhh!

[jim currie]

a freind that works for the USFS sent me the photo of this monster caught north of Checotah OK. makes you want to go take a walk in tall grass

 

[zedob]

It's hard to believe they can get that big. What a monster.

I saw on the news the other day that there was a boa that tried to eat an alligator somewhere in Florida. They mentioned that the snake has either escaped or had been released by it's owner (probably because the neighborhood ran out of small to medium sized animals).

 

[ausien]

Whata joe blake, he must be 7-8ft long and as thick as a front row forwards leg....you can keep him over there mate .... steve

 

[Bill Pontin]

Wow that is a bigun, sure hope they released it because it didn't get that big eating something you or I would.

 

[Chessie6459]

WOW That is one big snake.

 

[Tyson Rayles]

Ummmmmmm, yum yum! Supper, a pair of boots, a belt and a wallet!

 

[sumpter250]

Nice SSSSSSSS curve, but that's a pretty steep grade!.....gives a new perspective on "snaking through the scenery"

 

[Russ Bellinis]

Is that a photoshop job? I wouldn't want to be anywhere near that close to a rattler that big, and the man doesn't look like he is working all that hard to support the snake. I think a rattler that big would weigh a bunch.

 

[babydot94513]

Not sure which is bigger the snake or the guy holding it and both are in camo. I would not want to hike in the grass with them out there<g>

JD

 

[sumpter250]

Is that a photoshop job? I wouldn't want to be anywhere near that close to a rattler that big

The snake is much closer to the camera than the man, it's probably not as big as the picture would have you think.