Found this beauty in our chicken house this morning.... Approx 3-4m in length.. Not sure if its eaten anything, trying to do a head count now :)

Guess I'll have to clean around it until the snake man arrives ?

Wish I knew how to handle them !!

Head count not necessary.. At least 2 bantams in there !!

Off to release him in local National park...

 

 

Successful release...

2 bantams and a guinea fowl down !!

Regurgitated en route to the park :)

When I managed to get it to depart from its meal, it was in fact 4m long...

Sure it will be back for its snack later... 

Delighted to see the snake released into natural woodland .  I have always had a fear of snakes , but hardly ever see one , I'm always concerned for their safety I would never hurt one unless attacked .  I have lived in Cornwall many years and grew up on Cornish Pasties , I can make very good ones myself if I have the right ingredients .  I would like to bring your Avatar to life and eat it .

If it were sitting on the jungle floor rather than that blue basket, you would never see it until too late

Your a braver man than me cornishcarlos, i would have run away.  

Wow, that is one serious snake!

 

Where do you live?

 

And just wondering...

Do they have a way of getting back to a distant location they have been to before?

 

 

You mean "Is it a homing snake"  lol

Your a braver man than me cornishcarlos, i would have run away.  

I think you mean 'wheeled ' away Col!!!!!

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Cool

 

11 minutes ago, roo860 said:

 

I think you mean 'wheeled ' away Col!!!!!

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I was waiting for someone to notiice that, well done mate, you spotted my deliberate mistake.

1 hour ago, charliebadenhop said:

Wow, that is one serious snake!

 

Where do you live?

 

And just wondering...

Do they have a way of getting back to a distant location they have been to before?

 

 

 

I'm hoping there are enough chicken pens in between me and the National park to distract it and keep it full !!

3 hours ago, Toscano said:

Delighted to see the snake released into natural woodland .  I have always had a fear of snakes , but hardly ever see one , I'm always concerned for their safety I would never hurt one unless attacked .  I have lived in Cornwall many years and grew up on Cornish Pasties , I can make very good ones myself if I have the right ingredients .  I would like to bring your Avatar to life and eat it .

You can find the ingredients in LoS, though I suppose that depends whereabouts you are. Even swede, though Villa seems to have failed to stock up, in which case, parsnip or turnip. 

It does blend in pretty well...

 

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Great story and sympathy/empathy for all creatures great and small. If that had turned up in my village, the corner noodle shop would have quickly added it to the menu.

Voracious appetite those... lost 4 cats to those. At the fifth cat attack, i was at home and could save cat and snake. Now hopefully far away.

 

4 hours ago, Toscano said:

Delighted to see the snake released into natural woodland .  I have always had a fear of snakes , but hardly ever see one , I'm always concerned for their safety I would never hurt one unless attacked .  I have lived in Cornwall many years and grew up on Cornish Pasties , I can make very good ones myself if I have the right ingredients .  I would like to bring your Avatar to life and eat it .

..at least you got your poultry back, part cooked.

What type of python

47 minutes ago, moe666 said:

What type of python

 

A big one !!

 

Not 100% but would guess Burmese, possibly a reticulated ??

Super story and pics, wonderful that he is now back in the wild, kudos to you.

16 hours ago, roo860 said:

 

I think you mean 'wheeled ' away Col!!!!!

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If was going to say something too but decided not out of respect even if it was a little humor.

 

 

19 hours ago, colinneil said:

Your a braver man than me cornishcarlos, i would have run away.  

No dis-respect meant Colin but you mean you wished you could!

If was going to say something too but decided not out of respect even if it was a little humor.
 
 

Col has a great sense of humour, he wouldn't take any offence about my comment, he knows how it was intended!!!!!!

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4 hours ago, Beats56 said:

If was going to say something too but decided not out of respect even if it was a little humor.

 

 

You wouldnt offend me pal, i posted that as a joke.

I was waiting to see if anyone picked up on it roo860 can make all the comments like that one he likes, he knows i would take it as a joke. Be happy keep smiling.

 

My crazy sense of humour helps me forget about my problem.

i remember my first encounter with one of those loverly ladys [1983] down in patts.not a bit was i offended when she said.

ooooooooooooh your big and beautiful and handsome toooooooooooooooooo.

now that WAS taking the mik.

On 8/10/2017 at 7:35 PM, cornishcarlos said:

Off to release him in local National park...

 

 

 

Just now, rooinekrsa said:

 

is that the name of the restraunt quoted just the other day