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youngster
08-18-11, 08:38 AM
14-Foot Python Found In Sedamsville - Cincinnati News Story - WLWT Cincinnati (http://www.wlwt.com/r/28893336/detail.html)

...they actually do the right thing sometimes! :O People take care of this python in a good way rather than just killing it.

Gungirl
08-18-11, 08:48 AM
Some people do good things. I couldn't imagine finding a 14' snake in my back yard!

shaunyboy
08-18-11, 08:53 AM
its good to see the more common response of,beat the snake to death first ask questions later did not happen here

cheers shaun

ladyjustice33
08-18-11, 09:18 AM
its good to see the more common response of,beat the snake to death first ask questions later did not happen here

cheers shaun


Very good to see. Most of my friends and co-workers live by the saying "the only good snake is a dead snake". I hate that saying!!!! I leave non-venonmous native snakes in my yard and re-locate the venomous ones.

Uncle_Rev
08-18-11, 09:44 AM
Most of my friends and co-workers live by the saying "the only good snake is a dead snake". I hate that saying!!!!

That is a west Texas thing, I grew up hearing that nonsense when I lived in Baytown. I do agree that it is good the snake was not hurt, but a 14 foot retic is a bad mother trucker, I likely would have squealed like a school girl if I tripped over that in my back yard.

ladyjustice33
08-18-11, 11:56 AM
That is a west Texas thing, I grew up hearing that nonsense when I lived in Baytown. I do agree that it is good the snake was not hurt, but a 14 foot retic is a bad mother trucker, I likely would have squealed like a school girl if I tripped over that in my back yard.

Hear that a lot here in Southeast Texas too. We have a couple of water snakes that get killed a lot because people assume it's a moccasin.

I'm like you though, I hope I never trip over a 14 foot snake in my yard, lol !!! Knowing me though, first thing I'll do is run for the camera and my phone. Get some pictures while calling my husband if he's on duty (police officer) and tell him to get home and bring the entire shift to help you!!

Nos
08-18-11, 12:09 PM
thats a great video and a very intelligent solution.

Web Wheeler
08-18-11, 12:28 PM
Kudos for Nathaniel Albright who captured the python instead of killing it, but what about the owner of the snake who either let it to escape or turned it loose? Incidents such as this make reptile keepers look rather irresponsible, IMO.

Coffee Black
08-18-11, 01:40 PM
They do make us look irresponsible. I hope the retic is an escapee and wasnt let loose. Fourteen feet suggests a decent age so hopefully it is a longtime captive and his owner is looking for him.

candyraver69
08-18-11, 01:54 PM
I like stories with happy endings. Not too often stories with this type of start on the news have them. Thanks for sharing!

Kayla90
08-18-11, 02:22 PM
If I found any kind of snake in my backyard that was for the most part probably not wild I would definitely keep it and take care of it I think.. It makes me so sad :(

stephanbakir
08-18-11, 04:19 PM
Nice to hear.