Noticed a "hitch hiker" dismounting out of my sons GF's truck as I drove by it. I had to back up and do a double take on this one. Yep, believe it!
These are 315 75R16 They are about equivalent to a 3500 tire. That snake is several feet long. We petted him up and moved him to a nearby stack of red iron. Hopefully he will live a long happy life there and catch any small varmints that wonder by.
Hitch Hikers (Some Dangerous & Some Not)
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Those rascals have a habit of showing up in the most inconvenient places.
I was cutting grass o my zero turn one day and happened to look down and I have a small black snake just along for the ride. I have no idea where he came from. -
Need to show @Bill Martin this, he loves snakes and alligators!
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Need to show @Bill Martin this, he loves snakes and alligators!
I think we should all chip in and get him one as pet
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Need to show @Bill Martin this, he loves snakes and alligators!
Alligators don’t bother me at all but a snake turns me into
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I would of torched the truck and the snake just to be sure!
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I seem to recall reading a story that posited that snakes and spiders were NOT native to the Earth as a reason so many people freak out when they encounter them.
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I seem to recall reading a story that posited that snakes and spiders were NOT native to the Earth as a reason so many people freak out when they encounter them.
Huh?
So did it say where they came from?
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Did you guys see where a 23 ft python SWALLOWED A 54 YEAR OLD WOMAN WHOLE in Indonesia
And to think we go those SOB’s growing everyday in Florida and moving north to find more to eat. Lemme tell ya - if I see a 20+ foot snake in my yard I’m selling the Ponderosa and moving WAY north. @Ross - you have any spots close by 
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Did you guys see where a 23 ft python SWALLOWED A 54 YEAR OLD WOMAN WHOLE in Indonesia
And to think we go those SOB’s growing everyday in Florida and moving north to find more to eat. Lemme tell ya - if I see a 20+ foot snake in my yard I’m selling the Ponderosa and moving WAY north. @Ross - you have any spots close by You're safe Bill snakes don't eat lawyers, professional courtesy.
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Did you guys see where a 23 ft python SWALLOWED A 54 YEAR OLD WOMAN WHOLE in Indonesia
And to think we go those SOB’s growing everyday in Florida and moving north to find more to eat. Lemme tell ya - if I see a 20+ foot snake in my yard I’m selling the Ponderosa and moving WAY north. @Ross - you have any spots close by Buddy I've been preparing for your exodus - you will be snake free, alligator free, and large poisonous spider free - guaran damn teed - I've got two chrome snow shovels on special order (you'll go through two in a season), 6 pairs of long johns (3 have the flap in the back), and I've got a call in to HD for a snowmobile suit - I just need to know your size
Let me know when you're packing up and headed to the tundra!!!!
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Did you guys see where a 23 ft python SWALLOWED A 54 YEAR OLD WOMAN WHOLE in Indonesia
And to think we go those SOB’s growing everyday in Florida and moving north to find more to eat. Lemme tell ya - if I see a 20+ foot snake in my yard I’m selling the Ponderosa and moving WAY north. @Ross - you have any spots close by Bill, it was worse than that. The article said the snake swallowed ALL of her
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FACTS: Ultralight pilots have reported spiders as high as 300 feet AGL. There are so many spiders in the world you are never more than 10 feet from one.
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FACTS: Ultralight pilots have reported spiders as high as 300 feet AGL. There are so many spiders in the world you are never more than 10 feet from one.
Don’t tell @rabtech this - he will have to go on sedatives
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FACTS: Ultralight pilots have reported spiders as high as 300 feet AGL. There are so many spiders in the world you are never more than 10 feet from one.
I have been as high as 2,000 feet above ground level on communication towers and yes there are always spiders up there.
I have been as deep as 2,310 feet below ground level in coal mines and yes I have seen spiders there.
I have been 130' under water and guess what,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,nope I didn't see any spiders there! LOL
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I have been as high as 2,000 feet above ground level on communication towers and yes there are always spiders up there.
I have been as deep as 2,310 feet below ground level in coal mines and yes I have seen spiders there.I have been 130' under water and guess what,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,nope I didn't see any spiders there! LOL
Ghost your a very lucky man if you didn't run into some of these..
Sea spiders, also called Pantopoda or pycnogonids, ('pycno-' closely packed, 'gonid' gonidia) are marine arthropods of class Pycnogonida.[1] They are cosmopolitan, found in oceans around the world. There are over 1300 known species, with a leg span ranging from 1 mm (0.04 in) to over 70 cm (2.3 ft).[2] Most are toward the smaller end of this range in relatively shallow depths; however, they can grow to be quite large in Antarctic and deep waters.
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Damn you guys... Lets not talk about spiders... I had a huge wolf spider in my truck bed last week. I almost gave him the payment book.
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You are obviously a true
Arachnophobia
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I have been as high as 2,000 feet above ground level on communication towers and yes there are always spiders up there.
I have been as deep as 2,310 feet below ground level in coal mines and yes I have seen spiders there.I have been 130' under water and guess what,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,nope I didn't see any spiders there! LOL
I think down there they are called crabs
