TigrrrDad

Couple days ago all over southeastern La., but I was looking for sneks. And the week before that I drove all over Florida on unpaved roads looking for other sneks....

It’s tough for sure. I throw pretty much forehand only and seem to avoid the trees - might hit a tree or two per round. But my buddy who throws backhand has tagged every tree out there. I can throw under par there but we just play the shortest tees & baskets - just started playing at the end of last...

[quote]Have you ever found an eastern diamondback rattlesnake in Louisiana? [/quote] I have not. Only one I’ve personally caught was in Florida, though a friend gets them in Mississippi. [quote]Does the western diamondback rattlesnake naturally range anywhere on the western side of Louisiana?[...

[quote]I'm not at all against people flipping tin or anything, but I kind of feel like its cheating[/quote] Same. If I walk past a piece of tin I’m 100% flipping it no doubt, but I’d much rather hike up a snake in the woods. I’ve only recently and reluctantly given in to doing some road cruis...

[quote]So do these guys purposeful place tin out in the woods so they have places to find snakes?[/quote] Plenty of them do. One guy I know found La.’s Holy Grail, the Louisiana milk snake, and started laying out tin. Cultivated a site where he can flip multiple milk snakes on command now (like 4...

Peck’s has the best fried seafood. Phil’s is great too and more of a real restaurant....

That was definitely not me.:lol:...

Nothing venomous. Biggest bite was a 6.5 ft rat snake when I was around 13 or 14. Nothing major, just a little blood. Kinda wish that 10 ft. Burm I just caught would’ve bitten me - maybe my catch video would’ve gone viral on insta if there was some blood.:lol:...

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[quote]I thought this was booze, meth, and oxy[/quote] Saving those for the drive home. My body’s aching like I’m 100 years old.:lol:...