Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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We let this snake "play through" at Pelican
We wisely let this 5' snake, play through, at Pelican today.
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My wife would have passed out.
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hahaha...he's just a big ole black snake, or garden snake, I think. Does look a little scary tho!! And he had his eye on you, for sure!
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he slithered up to our cart but decided against coming aboard he disappeared into the grass and we carried onto the next hole
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That would have been the end of my round'
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One of my class mates in Trooper School had a name for them - "no shoulders". He was terrified of them.
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Looks like a black racer. Did he rake up after he hit out the bunker?
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I once had a gator come up to my cart. I skipped that hole.
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That would have been the end of my round
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The word of the day, Class, is herpetophobia. NO! It is NOT a fear of herpes. That is a different thread.
Laurie the Word Nerd |
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Well I am only afraid of 4 kinds big, little, live ,dead and never again will I get a tee time on Pelican. Our foursome saw a big cat and I mean big on he second tee there
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Ophidiophobia to be more specific.
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When they broke ground in the Fruitland Park area, the contractors ran into a ton of black snakes. Usually the contractors kill or move snakes they find. I remember reading a news story that this particular snake was protected by the state and could not be harmed or even relocated. Apparently they are "good snakes" (not a phrase in my vocabulary) because they eat other snakes... even poisonous ones! Wonder if that was what the O P came upon.
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I just looked him up in my trusty Florida Audubon book. He appears to be a Black Racer.
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Probably shoots lower than me. Guess we know why you don't want to go into the tall grass.
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