Hey check out the new wildlife in my neighborhood ......

[Ed SW Fla]

[attachment 209887 zaggynMatt.JPG] Meet "Zaggy", a 10' red tail boa with about a 6" to 8" girth. Zaggy's owner was hunting for it this morning, outside her house as it had escaped the cage and could not be found anywhere in her house .... her house is directly across the street from us. The young man in the photo is the owners brother.

Do you think it ____________________? (Fill in the blank)

 

[therick]

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[Ed SW Fla]

.... the snake has escaped his cage before and she was always able to find it in the house.

Mr Ruger will be walking with me every time I'm walking our pups until that critter is found. Man, like Mike (MO) ...
[size=large]I HATE SNAKES![/size]

 

[therick]

The picture doesn't show a Red-tailed Boa (in my opinion), or the last 6 inches of her tail would be reddish, dark maroon colored !? We had one years ago and a Reticulated Python. The Boa was very docile but the Python could have an attitude. Good luck and I wouldn't be too gun happy unless she's after one of the dogs. She's been handles so she'll be easy to catch once found.

Rick T.

 

[Ed SW Fla]

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[Jim West Pa]

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[Elton]

someone brought it in, and it was missing..You can bet all your money and have a sure bet," I too would be missing".... NO way would I go to sleep with that running around my home...

 

[therick]

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[Bobbie]

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[Elton]

No Thanks Therick.......................... I might shoot it though.

 

[jeff & Maria]

A snake like that escaped from it's cage in Florida it went into the owners 2 year old daughters room and smothered/killed her. Happened about a year ago. The only place for a snake like that is where it originated or in a zoo. Period.

 

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[therick]

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