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01-02-13, 08:47 PM
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Morelia Enjoyus Maximus
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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Originally Posted by RandyRhoads
Be very aware of your surroundings. I don't know how big your boa is but be cautious of neighbors, or neighbors pets running up to it to investigate. Nothing worse than having an ugly little pug run up and suddenly get latched on to....It's happened...
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Back yards. Never front .
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01-03-13, 07:16 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
My dogs don't actually go on that lawn just rabbits. It's enclosed so no dogs from next door get in but just cats but I will be watching all the time.
We have had buzzards and falkens in the area but never been a problem with my rabbits. It be very stupid to try and lift a 5ft boa. Do they do that in ur area. We do get ants but will keep them away from those areas. Thanks for all the comments and advise
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01-03-13, 01:12 PM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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It be very stupid to try and lift a 5ft boa. Do they do that in ur area.
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These things lift 5' gopher snakes, kings, jackrabbits, and babies(?!) all day long. 2 days ago I even witnessed one fighting, killing, and then eating another hawk. I don't think your boa would be too much of a problem for it.
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01-03-13, 09:48 PM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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Originally Posted by RandyRhoads
These things lift 5' gopher snakes, kings, jackrabbits, and babies(?!) all day long. 2 days ago I even witnessed one fighting, killing, and then eating another hawk. I don't think your boa would be too much of a problem for it.
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Gopher Snakes and Kingsnakes are much thinner than a boa... Jackrabbits as well are smaller, and that video was a fake.
It would be truly surprising to me if a bird went after a boa. From a predator's standpoint, it's never a good idea to go after something that can go after you. The individuals who try are usually selected against. Birds of prey can only pick up a maximum of about ten pounds, from what I know.
Honestly I would not worry.
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01-04-13, 02:02 AM
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Morelia Enjoyus Maximus
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
A solo bird may have a hard time but even big snakes can't fight off a murder of crows or a group of vultures. But would a bird swoop down and steal your big boa from right in front of you. No!!
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01-04-13, 04:46 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
Especially not in the uk 
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01-04-13, 06:30 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
There is no hawks in this area or red kites. If there was I can't see it winning an attack on a boa although I'm sure the boa would be injured. I'm sure the bird would choose an easier meal like rabbits or chickens. We have loads in this area.
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01-04-13, 11:40 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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01-04-13, 11:46 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
they lift goats, fox, small deer there's even a YouTube video of one picking up a toddler your average boa ways what 20 25 Ibs I think it's possible
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01-04-13, 11:47 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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great picture!
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01-04-13, 11:49 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
Not trying to discredit anyone's argument, but that youtube video was a very good fake done by film students.
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01-04-13, 02:14 PM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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01-04-13, 04:05 PM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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great picture!
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Thanks. I adopted him from a crack head something like 7 years ago. She had him in her party room as a display to look cool.
The same room where they blare rap 24/7 till the floor shakes.
I think my nice silent, climate controlled reptile room is a better place to live out his years.
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01-05-13, 05:35 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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Originally Posted by Jendee
they lift goats, fox, small deer there's even a YouTube video of one picking up a toddler your average boa ways what 20 25 Ibs I think it's possible
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That may be so but like I said in this country they don't exist. Only in zoo's. I sometimes wish they did. It would keep away all the seagulls. Lol
I leave my rabbits to roam my garden all day and never lost any. Only threat to them is the foxes
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01-05-13, 08:58 AM
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Re: Snakes on the lawn?
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Originally Posted by Philmul
That may be so but like I said in this country they don't exist. Only in zoo's. I sometimes wish they did. It would keep away all the seagulls. Lol
I leave my rabbits to roam my garden all day and never lost any. Only threat to them is the foxes
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haha ya woulda helped if I read the entire thread lol there are some magnificent birds of prey around your bunts are lucky Lols
that video doesn't look fake to me the same types of bop have been recorded dropping goats off of cliffs 0.o same size as a small child
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