aggiewoodbutchr
Addicted to ArboristSite
Critters
Nails, rocks, wire & bullets pretty common.
Smoked a chain last month on a 6" rock 2 feet up in a 24" cedar.
Oddest encounter for me had to be this. I was trimming some limbs from a pecan about 20' up. When the first section of limb snapped I was showered with cockroaches. :blob6: The limb was no more than 8" dia but it turned out to be hollow. I regained my nerves and proceeded to cut the limb back closer to the trunk. This time after the section dropped I peered into the hollow to check for any more surprises. There staring back at me 3" away from my cut was a large snake! I guess he was hunting a crunchy snack but upon seeing me he went further into the limb. Again, I regained my nerves and cut the remaining limb from the trunk. On ground I shook the snake from the limb. I'm not sure what it was but it was about 4' long, iridescent black with a yellow belly and non-poisonous.
Pretty wierd.
Nails, rocks, wire & bullets pretty common.
Smoked a chain last month on a 6" rock 2 feet up in a 24" cedar.
Oddest encounter for me had to be this. I was trimming some limbs from a pecan about 20' up. When the first section of limb snapped I was showered with cockroaches. :blob6: The limb was no more than 8" dia but it turned out to be hollow. I regained my nerves and proceeded to cut the limb back closer to the trunk. This time after the section dropped I peered into the hollow to check for any more surprises. There staring back at me 3" away from my cut was a large snake! I guess he was hunting a crunchy snack but upon seeing me he went further into the limb. Again, I regained my nerves and cut the remaining limb from the trunk. On ground I shook the snake from the limb. I'm not sure what it was but it was about 4' long, iridescent black with a yellow belly and non-poisonous.
Pretty wierd.
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