He likes cute little ones. Are you referring to an MS170 ? Or ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,oh' nevermind.
I have some snakes around here but thankfully none like that. I regularly see garter snakes, milk snakes and blue racers. That's plenty for me.
Not sure how I would react to a non indigenous species showing up in my area. If the snake head(?) fish showed up here, id make the attempt to eat it or make it into fertilizer. I cut invasive plant species down when I have them within my realm. But, if we dont have the nice deep freeze anymore, and various molds, stinging, biting, poinionous, invasive things are heading this way, maybe I should leave. Maybe those snakes taste good with ketchup... Sca
I'm not sure about the snakehead, but I've caught a Bowfin in the Connecticut River in Middletown. They're very similar invasive fish. A buddy of mine caught one there too. He tossed it in the back of his truck, forgot about it for several hours and it was still flopping around in the bed when he checked on it.
https://www.fishandboat.com/Fish/PennsylvaniaFishes/Documents/snakehead-poster.pdf From PA. Good info though. Sca
40 years of masonry. Blew out the spine good at about 34. Crushed some nerves in my left leg leaving it partially paralyzed. Hopped out of masonry for a year. Learned how to walk like a pirate . Hopped in the Union for another 20. At 50 years old I self diagnosed myself with Lyme disease. Docs didn’t want to hear about it and never ran the test without my knowledge. I just thought it was negative. Just pushed through and kept gOing. At 54 it hit hard and my immune system Gave up the fight. There was no denying it at that point. But four years later is too late. So it’s a chronic conditi9n now and I’m running at 25% of capacity. Firewood has become a hobby to get my butt off the couch. It’s not all bad tho. I’ve always enjoyed my down time and now I have plenty
Check out the book “Healing Lyme” by Buhner. It’s diet/herbal, people swear by it after doctors failed to help them.
