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Holy cow!!!! Where did you find that thing at? Looks like a boa but I'm not positve. Thats a hell of a snake.

 

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:thumbs: dammm, i pissed my pants just loooking at the picture.

 

it looks like he has a small child in his mid section already (possibly a large child!)

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I didn't take the photos...I got them through email. Looks like his newly aquired girth wouldn't let him slip through that electric fence, so he tried to strike it. I wish someone would send me the pics of what was inside that thing.

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Unless I'm mistaken in my limited knowledge of herpetology, what we have here is a possibly deceased Indian Python with dinner still in the belly.

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Had a small guy in the yard the other day that I "relocated" near the pond across the street. He scared the hell out of both my parents' neighbors. Priceless

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