A little OT. What Busse would you use to skin THIS!

that is huge. I thought it was a Boa at first glance. :thumbup:
 
mhawg said:
I've seen a few 6 & 7 footers up close, alive and dead and each one looked like a coiled up sewer pipe with railroad spikes for fangs!
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I agree that any fang on a snake that is real close to me is too much fang, IMO. Nevertheless, if you want the real McCoy in terms of fang size, take a look at the Gaboon Viper -- 2" is the normal length for fangs in that guy!!!:eek:
 
leatherman said:
OOH!! OOH!!! ME WANT!!! :D That would make one heck of a shop pet!

btw, it looks like its still alive, and yep, I've seen em near that size. Feeding that monster would break ya. :eek:

I'm a herp fan from way back, neat to see them getting that big, the rattle snake roundups are starting to strain the populations. :( Seems people want the rats, mice and other disease carrying vermine over the nice clean snakes. :rolleyes:
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Yaa, me too and my wifes Late Uncle was Ross Allen (for real).

That's a hefty snake, but nowhere near 95lbs. Let's get real here folks. A 12' Burmese python, perhaps, but not that D Back.

Let it go to breed, the tasty ones are ~3-5', and there are plenty of them.

"take what you need and leave the rest, but they should have never taken, the very best."

Rob
 
OOOOOHHHHHOOOO !!!!!

To skin it?

A 4" Mora!

After the head is off, make a slit down the bottom (basil), side to the anus or so and peel the skin off.

Clean guts out, chop into 4" pieces, dredge in seasoned flour, drop in hot grease, ENJOY !!!!!

Rob
 
I would just strap on my INFI spurs (the flown versions) and ride the sucker to Wauseon:D
 
I've raised them, I've bred them and I've eaten them. I'd rather conserve and relocate (long boring history), but if needed and had my choice of Busse, it would have to be a ABA.
 
Josh Muller said:
i dont know how fast a 9ft snake can travel (though i assume its pretty fast), but it would seem that you could probably get away from it if if you saw it coming.

maybe that wasnt the case - but i try not to kill snakes. they serve a valuable purpose in this life - lowering the amount of golfers i have to kill.

and seriously, that thing is bueatiful... it would be (for whatever reason) nice to know it was out enjoying life somewhere in a feild. pretty much any reptile expert/exibit/zoo would love to have that thing
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Dang bro...what you got against golf? ;)

That thing is freaking huge. My 2nd wife used to have a pet Rattlesnake (Diamond Back) but it was tiny compared to that thing. Wasn't aware that they got to that size. :eek:
 
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