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The Python Hunter

The Python Hunter

GRAPHIC PHOTOS! As many as 150,000 wild pythons are roaming the wilds of South Florida. Could python hunting solve this problem?
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from Paul Bunyan wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Fantastic gallery. Can't believe the size of some of those snakes!

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from www.dropjhook.com wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Please hunt them all here in the states would hate to see them up in Montana. I know they can live here there was a pet python that someone let loose it got into a sewer system below a apt. complex. The local law said it should die on its own since it was cold at the time. So spring rolls in then people in the complex started to notice that there pets ended up missing pretty often. That summer they finaly caught it it was stuck in a run off drain you know the ones on side of the road. I guess it was to fat to make his escape I know the Fish&Game officer who caught the snake but he passed on about 3 years ago. I can ask his famliy if he ever took any photos of that snake he said it was 13 to 15 feet long. I dont know if thats big for pythons but for montana that is out of this world!

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I wish the state would put a bounty on these snakes, or at least make it open season. I'd be more than happy to help out the cause.

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from JBUG308 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Shoot them on sight! I really don't mind kicking up a rattlesnake or water moccassin from time to time - they live here! As for the folks that turn them loose: well, use your imagination!
The small child that died recently was only a few miles from where I live. It was truly sickening news.

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from jdmentzer wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I have seen the first photo in the gallery before. The animal which had been swallowed was identified as a sheep, not a pig. I believe that the python shown i as reticulated python, not a Burmese. Reticulated pythons can grow even larger, and are native to Indonesia, the Philippines, and some other locations.

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from medic cat wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

this is truly disgusting - why go out hunting for something that is not going to be eaten. if someones pet dog kills a child, do we kill all of the dogs in the state?

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from Benelliflavor wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Hey Medic Cat What a stupid question! This is an invasive species at it needs to be eradicated period. Too many stupid people think like you and keep these snakes as pets and then can't figure out what to do with them, I know let grow in the wild yeah that ought to do it. People need to take responsibility for these types of snakes. "Only good thing about a snake is a dead snake!"

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from jacy1515 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Why not eat them i've eaten big rattlers and it wasn't bad bring them on i bet it would be good in a gumbo.These invasive species will denude the environment of Florida of the natural fona and flora.They should be regulated and any wild ones should be dispaced any way possible.
Alabamaoutlaw

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from Big O wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

They can be eaten, and SHOULD BE HUNTED !
According to the History Chann. without humans to regulate them they WILL become the dominate pred's in the South East U.S.
"Release the Hounds !", "GET ER" DONE !"

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from johnanna wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Medic cat,

With respect, it takes a lot to turn a dog into something that will attack any human without good cause. These snakes are natural born killers; all they need to do is mature. The only predator that can reliably kill one is human. We have a responsibility to protect our ecosystems from being overrun by them.

Warm regards

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from Yoda wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Man those are some wild pictures.

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from brandon wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I have enjoyed Outdoor Life for 27 years without reading such a one-sided, mis-informed article. I am truly disappointed & disgusted by this one. Anyone who takes the time to do some objective research on this subject will have to agree.

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from JBUG308 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

brandon,
Yes, it is a one-sided article. As it should be.
How do you figure this is "mis-informed" just because they are reporting the facts?
The water management employee killed "81!" in 5 days at one point.
What is so hard to understand that these animals do not belong in our environment?
Rest assured, we won't be able to kill all the ones in the wild.
Any research whatsoever is not going to change the fact that these are an invasive species whether they are wild by accident or from the actions of some dumba$$, ignorant individual who isn't thinking before he turns one "free"!

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from JBUG308 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

correction to my previous post:
51 in 8 days.
Maybe I'm a little dyslexic(sp)?

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from Mark W. wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I agree that these need to be eliminated from the ecosystem of South Florida. Any new species introduced to an ecosystem is a threat to the indigenious wildlife and/or plants that live there. In this case the native animals are at a greater risk by introducing this predator. I hope they can be curtailed before the spread to the rest of Florida or the southern states. I sure don't want to see them in Texas!

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from micholina wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

those are some nice snakes. I love snakes. I would love to get one of them

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from jacy1515 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

These snakes have no place in Florida if god had wanted them there he would have put them there.It's just another problem that can't be solved by killing but you can sure help.It's just like the coyote you can't kill it out but you can control the thing.Maybe some controlled burns in the glades will be undertaken would not feel comfortable hunting the grass of the glades for pigs anymore
Alabamaoutlaw

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from charlie elk wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Glad these were not in FL when I lived & hunted down there. It was bad enough when a moccasin fell into the middle of the canoe with 2 six foot guys scrambling around trying to get it out.
One these falling in ........
Not even funny......

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from Steve the Pict wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

The invasive species in Florida are out of control, and we need a bounty system or something.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

You got that right, Steve. I don't think a day goes by that i don't see a handful or more of exotics: lizards, snakes, fish, parrots ... & the invasive vegitation is another thing.

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from Colorado Samurai wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

So is this a good time to ask if Florida is allowing people to hunt pythons and boa? I'd be happy to go down to Florida and shoot some. That'd be a lot of meat and some interesting leather.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Colorado, they won't let us hunt them on public land. On ag & other private land, I think they're allowed to kill them humanely, but most private lands in So. Fla. have municipal firearm restrictions.
Kody, great comment. When dogs & cats start disappearing, the suburbanites get all upset. They don't get motivated when it's wildlife out in the everglades.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

BREAKING NEWS
According to today's Sun Sentinel, the Florida legislature is considering legislation to allow hunting pythons in Everglades National Park & FWC is considering a plan to recruit "experienced snake handlers" to hunt them on state lands. The most likely option for the hunt would be no bounty but the hunter would keep the hide & meat.
STAY TUNED

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from charlie elk wrote 1 year 6 weeks ago

Just can't get my mind around why anyone in FL would oppose taking these snakes totally out. With those things on the loose I would not go anywhere without my shotgun.
Perhaps those who want the snakes protected should be required to go for a walk or canoe ride in snake country to get a good feel of the problem.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 6 weeks ago

FWC is making some noise about a possible public hunt, maybe even a bounty. It's just speculation at this point but I'm all for it. I'm looking for some good rattlesnake recipes to use on pythons.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 6 weeks ago

Qetu,
I'm not really sure where you're coming from. Can't really read your post 'cause of all the steam coming out of your ears. You're right about one thing--the owner is responsible for the little girl's death. You say WE should grow up--go back & read your own post. As for the "stupid redneck" comment, I KNOW you're not talkin' about me--I'll put my IQ up against yours any day. Research? I've done mine. What about you? Estimates range from 50 to 150 thousand Burmese Pythons already in the Everglades. I've started seeing reduced numbers of rabbits & other small animals. Others are reporting the same thing. Hard to tell from your rambling post, but it seems you're a snake lover. I've got no problem with that--I've owned pythons--still have one in my living room. They're OK in the hands of a responsible pet owner, but they don't belong in the Everglades. That's why they need to be hunted. It seems you're having trouble telling the difference between an idiot & a responsible outdoorsman. I'll help you out--the idiot is the one in your mirror.

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from JoshyJoshMcJoshBell wrote 1 year 6 days ago

Seriously they need to have a huge bounty on those jokers. All the Bubba's can kill them better than the Florida F&G officers. Especially if you give them an incentive.

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from DrkAngl wrote 1 year 5 days ago

The problem here is that people all too often buy any animal on an impulse at a pet store! I personally would LOVE to see these sorts of snakes be made illegal to buy or sell. All current owners should be required to register and then prove that they have the correct containment enclosure for that particular snake. Until the USDA steps up though, these sorts of snakes are easy enough to get and many are well under $150 a snake! The people who do buy the snakes are often unprepared for this reptile to grow as large as they do. I should know, I have worked in the pet store industry for over 25 years. Many of the people who buy this sort of snake make the comment, "Oh won't this just be the COOLEST 'thing' to have"...I generally would refuse sale to these sorts of people. They would keep the snake until it became a "problem" to house and feed. What eats a rat or mouse when you buy it, later eats chickens, rabbits, small dogs, cats...and then requires much larger prey just to survive! Plus; although some snakes can imprint a scent, doesn't mean that this same snake "loves you". A reptile has a very small brain, and that brain is geared for one thing-to hunt, breed, and survive!
As for hunting the snakes that have been dumped, hey, I'm all for it. There has been a number of gators out in the wild that have lost their life due to this released reptile, and gators are our own native species! Bounty or no bounty, these animals should be removed immediately before they get out of control. Many other government departments (including USDA) have stepped up to remove and/or destroy other non-native species - why not this one too?

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from PhoenixHunter wrote 1 year 15 hours ago

Qetu, any person with a brain could see that the number of deaths caused by pythons has been growing and occuring much more commonly than dog related deaths. As for your language, watch it loser, many kids are on this site and you are setting a bad example for them. These snakes are a threat to are ecosystem and most be relentlessly slaughtered. Eradicated. Eliminated. Destroyed. Get a brain and get your empty head outta your butt

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from pineywoods wrote 52 weeks 17 hours ago

Kill them. They don't belong here! We don't need them and we don't want them.

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from seadog wrote 51 weeks 5 days ago

UPDATE: FWC has revised the rules to allow hunters in several wildlife management areas to take burmese pythons & other reptiles of special concern during regular hunting seasons. It's not a special snake season--you can only use the weapons allowed for the season & you have to report the kill. This won't solve the problem, but it's a step in the right direction.

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from charlie elk wrote 51 weeks 5 days ago

sic em sic em seadog
Good post to Qetu, keep at em.

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from seadog wrote 50 weeks 6 days ago

Thanks, Charlie. I've been waiting for Qetu's response but all I've heard is crickets chirping.

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from buckslayer33 wrote 50 weeks 3 days ago

to what extent does the state allow this to go. no bounty will be given but open season i feel is a good possibility but let me tell u what if i see one it will die

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from CrotalusFan wrote 28 weeks 1 day ago

These snakes will never make it past Southern Florida. These snakes are all from warm climates, where hibernation is not needed.. They don't know how to hibernate.

If they go past South Florida, they won't last a year!

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from maasman50j wrote 24 weeks 2 days ago

Sign me up they belong there you want them gone
lets get it done.

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from maasman50j wrote 24 weeks 2 days ago

Sign me up they don't belong there so lets get the job done.

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from bigbuck96 wrote 22 weeks 5 days ago

Shootin monster snakes sounds like a good way to spend a summer day.

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from bigbuck96 wrote 22 weeks 5 days ago

Shootin monster snakes sounds like a good way to spend a summer day.

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from turkey777 wrote 22 weeks 3 days ago

i would be shootin me some snakes if i ived down there

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from cgull wrote 22 weeks 2 days ago

these snakes to be be hunted year round and there should even be a bounty for each one brought in. How many children, pets and adults will die before this is realized?

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from landreth60 wrote 16 weeks 2 days ago

the only type of good snake is a dead snake!!!

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from killingpasts wrote 2 weeks 3 days ago

Invasive species like these large snakes should be hunted. They can completely ruin an ecosystem. The state should start offering a bounty for each of them destroyed. That might encourage people to look for them even if the money isn't much, at least it is a proactive approach.

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from johnanna wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Medic cat,

With respect, it takes a lot to turn a dog into something that will attack any human without good cause. These snakes are natural born killers; all they need to do is mature. The only predator that can reliably kill one is human. We have a responsibility to protect our ecosystems from being overrun by them.

Warm regards

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from JBUG308 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

brandon,
Yes, it is a one-sided article. As it should be.
How do you figure this is "mis-informed" just because they are reporting the facts?
The water management employee killed "81!" in 5 days at one point.
What is so hard to understand that these animals do not belong in our environment?
Rest assured, we won't be able to kill all the ones in the wild.
Any research whatsoever is not going to change the fact that these are an invasive species whether they are wild by accident or from the actions of some dumba$$, ignorant individual who isn't thinking before he turns one "free"!

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from jdmentzer wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I have seen the first photo in the gallery before. The animal which had been swallowed was identified as a sheep, not a pig. I believe that the python shown i as reticulated python, not a Burmese. Reticulated pythons can grow even larger, and are native to Indonesia, the Philippines, and some other locations.

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from Benelliflavor wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Hey Medic Cat What a stupid question! This is an invasive species at it needs to be eradicated period. Too many stupid people think like you and keep these snakes as pets and then can't figure out what to do with them, I know let grow in the wild yeah that ought to do it. People need to take responsibility for these types of snakes. "Only good thing about a snake is a dead snake!"

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from jacy1515 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Why not eat them i've eaten big rattlers and it wasn't bad bring them on i bet it would be good in a gumbo.These invasive species will denude the environment of Florida of the natural fona and flora.They should be regulated and any wild ones should be dispaced any way possible.
Alabamaoutlaw

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from Kody wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

The list is long of evasive species being introduced to lands where they did not belong and destroying habitat and native species. Long ago the introduction of foreign species to new lands was done without an understanding of consequences, that is no excuse in today's world. If rabbits and sparrows can negatively impact a ecosystem think of the damage a killer such as these snakes can cause. To the 'save these poor snakes crowd', what will you say when these snakes eliminate a native species already on the brink of extinction. Man created the problem and has a responsibility to address the problem. You southern guys need to load up and get it done!

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from seadog wrote 1 year 6 weeks ago

Qetu,
I'm not really sure where you're coming from. Can't really read your post 'cause of all the steam coming out of your ears. You're right about one thing--the owner is responsible for the little girl's death. You say WE should grow up--go back & read your own post. As for the "stupid redneck" comment, I KNOW you're not talkin' about me--I'll put my IQ up against yours any day. Research? I've done mine. What about you? Estimates range from 50 to 150 thousand Burmese Pythons already in the Everglades. I've started seeing reduced numbers of rabbits & other small animals. Others are reporting the same thing. Hard to tell from your rambling post, but it seems you're a snake lover. I've got no problem with that--I've owned pythons--still have one in my living room. They're OK in the hands of a responsible pet owner, but they don't belong in the Everglades. That's why they need to be hunted. It seems you're having trouble telling the difference between an idiot & a responsible outdoorsman. I'll help you out--the idiot is the one in your mirror.

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from PhoenixHunter wrote 1 year 1 day ago

Qetu, any person with a brain could see that the number of deaths caused by pythons has been growing and occuring much more commonly than dog related deaths. As for your language, watch it loser, many kids are on this site and you are setting a bad example for them. These snakes are a threat to are ecosystem and most be relentlessly slaughtered. Eradicated. Eliminated. Destroyed. Get a brain and get your empty head outta your butt

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from Paul Bunyan wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Fantastic gallery. Can't believe the size of some of those snakes!

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I wish the state would put a bounty on these snakes, or at least make it open season. I'd be more than happy to help out the cause.

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from Big O wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

They can be eaten, and SHOULD BE HUNTED !
According to the History Chann. without humans to regulate them they WILL become the dominate pred's in the South East U.S.
"Release the Hounds !", "GET ER" DONE !"

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from Steve the Pict wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

The invasive species in Florida are out of control, and we need a bounty system or something.

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from Kody wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

No doubt the average urbanite has to have a python snack on "Fluffy" before they will be prepared to sponsor a Fish and Wildlife move to eradicate these snakes and protect the wild creatures native to the land. Sometimes you have to use your head instead of your heart to make the right choices!

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Colorado, they won't let us hunt them on public land. On ag & other private land, I think they're allowed to kill them humanely, but most private lands in So. Fla. have municipal firearm restrictions.
Kody, great comment. When dogs & cats start disappearing, the suburbanites get all upset. They don't get motivated when it's wildlife out in the everglades.

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from JBUG308 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Shoot them on sight! I really don't mind kicking up a rattlesnake or water moccassin from time to time - they live here! As for the folks that turn them loose: well, use your imagination!
The small child that died recently was only a few miles from where I live. It was truly sickening news.

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from JBUG308 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

correction to my previous post:
51 in 8 days.
Maybe I'm a little dyslexic(sp)?

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from Mark W. wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

I agree that these need to be eliminated from the ecosystem of South Florida. Any new species introduced to an ecosystem is a threat to the indigenious wildlife and/or plants that live there. In this case the native animals are at a greater risk by introducing this predator. I hope they can be curtailed before the spread to the rest of Florida or the southern states. I sure don't want to see them in Texas!

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from jacy1515 wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

These snakes have no place in Florida if god had wanted them there he would have put them there.It's just another problem that can't be solved by killing but you can sure help.It's just like the coyote you can't kill it out but you can control the thing.Maybe some controlled burns in the glades will be undertaken would not feel comfortable hunting the grass of the glades for pigs anymore
Alabamaoutlaw

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from charlie elk wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Glad these were not in FL when I lived & hunted down there. It was bad enough when a moccasin fell into the middle of the canoe with 2 six foot guys scrambling around trying to get it out.
One these falling in ........
Not even funny......

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

You got that right, Steve. I don't think a day goes by that i don't see a handful or more of exotics: lizards, snakes, fish, parrots ... & the invasive vegitation is another thing.

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from Colorado Samurai wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

So is this a good time to ask if Florida is allowing people to hunt pythons and boa? I'd be happy to go down to Florida and shoot some. That'd be a lot of meat and some interesting leather.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

BREAKING NEWS
According to today's Sun Sentinel, the Florida legislature is considering legislation to allow hunting pythons in Everglades National Park & FWC is considering a plan to recruit "experienced snake handlers" to hunt them on state lands. The most likely option for the hunt would be no bounty but the hunter would keep the hide & meat.
STAY TUNED

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from charlie elk wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Just can't get my mind around why anyone in FL would oppose taking these snakes totally out. With those things on the loose I would not go anywhere without my shotgun.
Perhaps those who want the snakes protected should be required to go for a walk or canoe ride in snake country to get a good feel of the problem.

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from DrkAngl wrote 1 year 6 days ago

The problem here is that people all too often buy any animal on an impulse at a pet store! I personally would LOVE to see these sorts of snakes be made illegal to buy or sell. All current owners should be required to register and then prove that they have the correct containment enclosure for that particular snake. Until the USDA steps up though, these sorts of snakes are easy enough to get and many are well under $150 a snake! The people who do buy the snakes are often unprepared for this reptile to grow as large as they do. I should know, I have worked in the pet store industry for over 25 years. Many of the people who buy this sort of snake make the comment, "Oh won't this just be the COOLEST 'thing' to have"...I generally would refuse sale to these sorts of people. They would keep the snake until it became a "problem" to house and feed. What eats a rat or mouse when you buy it, later eats chickens, rabbits, small dogs, cats...and then requires much larger prey just to survive! Plus; although some snakes can imprint a scent, doesn't mean that this same snake "loves you". A reptile has a very small brain, and that brain is geared for one thing-to hunt, breed, and survive!
As for hunting the snakes that have been dumped, hey, I'm all for it. There has been a number of gators out in the wild that have lost their life due to this released reptile, and gators are our own native species! Bounty or no bounty, these animals should be removed immediately before they get out of control. Many other government departments (including USDA) have stepped up to remove and/or destroy other non-native species - why not this one too?

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from pineywoods wrote 1 year 7 hours ago

Kill them. They don't belong here! We don't need them and we don't want them.

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from seadog wrote 51 weeks 6 days ago

UPDATE: FWC has revised the rules to allow hunters in several wildlife management areas to take burmese pythons & other reptiles of special concern during regular hunting seasons. It's not a special snake season--you can only use the weapons allowed for the season & you have to report the kill. This won't solve the problem, but it's a step in the right direction.

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from charlie elk wrote 51 weeks 6 days ago

sic em sic em seadog
Good post to Qetu, keep at em.

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from maasman50j wrote 24 weeks 2 days ago

Sign me up they don't belong there so lets get the job done.

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from www.dropjhook.com wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Please hunt them all here in the states would hate to see them up in Montana. I know they can live here there was a pet python that someone let loose it got into a sewer system below a apt. complex. The local law said it should die on its own since it was cold at the time. So spring rolls in then people in the complex started to notice that there pets ended up missing pretty often. That summer they finaly caught it it was stuck in a run off drain you know the ones on side of the road. I guess it was to fat to make his escape I know the Fish&Game officer who caught the snake but he passed on about 3 years ago. I can ask his famliy if he ever took any photos of that snake he said it was 13 to 15 feet long. I dont know if thats big for pythons but for montana that is out of this world!

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from Yoda wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

Man those are some wild pictures.

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from seadog wrote 1 year 6 weeks ago

FWC is making some noise about a possible public hunt, maybe even a bounty. It's just speculation at this point but I'm all for it. I'm looking for some good rattlesnake recipes to use on pythons.

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from JoshyJoshMcJoshBell wrote 1 year 1 week ago

Seriously they need to have a huge bounty on those jokers. All the Bubba's can kill them better than the Florida F&G officers. Especially if you give them an incentive.

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from seadog wrote 51 weeks 11 hours ago

Thanks, Charlie. I've been waiting for Qetu's response but all I've heard is crickets chirping.

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from buckslayer33 wrote 50 weeks 4 days ago

to what extent does the state allow this to go. no bounty will be given but open season i feel is a good possibility but let me tell u what if i see one it will die

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from bigbuck96 wrote 22 weeks 5 days ago

Shootin monster snakes sounds like a good way to spend a summer day.

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from bigbuck96 wrote 22 weeks 5 days ago

Shootin monster snakes sounds like a good way to spend a summer day.

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from turkey777 wrote 22 weeks 4 days ago

i would be shootin me some snakes if i ived down there

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from cgull wrote 22 weeks 3 days ago

these snakes to be be hunted year round and there should even be a bounty for each one brought in. How many children, pets and adults will die before this is realized?

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from killingpasts wrote 2 weeks 3 days ago

Invasive species like these large snakes should be hunted. They can completely ruin an ecosystem. The state should start offering a bounty for each of them destroyed. That might encourage people to look for them even if the money isn't much, at least it is a proactive approach.

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from micholina wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

those are some nice snakes. I love snakes. I would love to get one of them

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from maasman50j wrote 24 weeks 2 days ago

Sign me up they belong there you want them gone
lets get it done.

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from landreth60 wrote 16 weeks 3 days ago

the only type of good snake is a dead snake!!!

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from m65 wrote 14 weeks 1 day ago

BREAKING NEWS
According to today's Sun Sentinel, the Florida legislature is considering legislation to allow hunting pythons in Everglades National Park & FWC is considering a plan to recruit "experienced snake handlers" to hunt them on state lands. The most likely option for the hunt would be no bounty but the hunter would keep the hide & meat.
STAY TUNED

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from medic cat wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

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from Qetu wrote 1 year 6 weeks ago

you stupid rednecks are making to much of a game out of this. they are not anywhere near as dangerous as you are trying to make them out to be. And get your facts straight about the little girl that was killed in florida. it was 8 1/2 feet long....not 12... the girls death was the owners fault on several levels. and we should go ahead and kill all the dogs in the us. there have been 17 python caused deaths in the us. over 250 by dogs. which is more dangerous. i understand this problem in florida needs to be dealt with... take care of it and stop bragging about killing a big snake... you didnt do alot of work to pull the trigger. and stop trying to make them look like monsters. they are NOT. GROW UP. think before you act. research a subject before you try to exploit it. Fucking idiots.

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from brandon wrote 1 year 7 weeks ago

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