O/T Never Saw a Puff Adder this Small

Fergienewbee · Aug 29, 2013

I war loading some stuff to take to my daughter's when I spotted this little guy on the garage approach. It's probably around 4-5 inches long. It's a fiesty little thing.

Larry

rrlund · Aug 29, 2013

I've seen some in the corn cribs that aren't very big. No matter how small they are though,the wife is still afraid of'em.

Anonymous-0 · Aug 29, 2013

Are they the things that make posts go poof round here?

rrlund · Aug 29, 2013

No,those are poof angers.

bison · Aug 29, 2013

I didn't start out at 6' either :wink:

Mark - IN. · Aug 29, 2013

I'll bet you are joking and really up in a tree taking a picture using your cell phone of a world's record, giant anaconda sized, 600 pounder thats in one foul mood and is daring you to think about coming down, if it doesn't get mad enough to just push the tree over and...

I'm old enough to have seen "Creature Feature". I know how these things work. Wait until it gets dark out. It'll go back into its hole. And the again, come night it just might get dark enough that you won't see it and just think that it went back into its...cave. Gotta be careful of that Creature Feature stuff. No good ever came of it, and "lived happily ever after" endings were far and few between.

Mark

2x4 · Aug 30, 2013

if you tap it with a pencil or straw it will roll over & play dead. No matter how small, they can still play dead & spread their hood.

Dr. Walt · Aug 30, 2013

The only GOOD snake is a DEAD snake!

And certain ones are delicious when cooked in an iron skillet with some fresh homemade butter.

O/T Never Saw a Puff Adder this Small

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