Ok. Somebody bring me a clean pair

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Crappie Stalker

We had one in our old house years ago. Paul pulled it out from under the refrigerator (bare handed) by its tail, threw it in a wicker wastebasket with a throw rug over it, took it outside chopped it dead with an ax. It was a copperhead about 3 feet long. He didn't go into work that afternoon. Best we can figure, it came up from the crawl space under the house through the hole for the 220 outlet for the stove. We sealed that up and I was afraid to get out of bed in the mornings for a month! I still get the heebie jeebies when I think about it.

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If that happened to us, we'd have had to move. No way my wife is going back in the house.

Glad it all worked out.
I don't think they make a pressure washer big enough to clean up my mess had it been me instead of u..

:yikesMan!!Mr. no shoulders can hide in some crazy places.Being they just came out of hibernation makes them more dangerous cause they can't see too well but use them heat pits to strike.Let's just say you fertilized the field and planted it all in one motion!! Glad you are phy-sically OK!

Years ago my dad and I were getting the back of the boat latched down and a snake fell off the motor on my feet. Must of hitched a ride from the lake. I take a little look now! I ain't really scared of snakes as long as I see them first. Moment like that, you just react!