Help! I'm having an invasion

[kygorski]

Black top! or a south western garden,[a whole lot of rocks and weeds]

[HURRICANEBOB]

Black top! or a south western garden,[a whole lot of rocks and weeds]

BLACKTOP....really? Comon man?!?!??!?!!?!? I got roaches. You want me to blacktop my basement?

"Welcome to the Bass Bug invitational long-range turtle busting long rifle shoot"

Did you know turtles are actually female bartenders?

[kygorski]

How can you tell them apart?

[DJD]

The "turtle man" can come down there!!! He prolly needs some new material! Have you seen that show bug?? Animal Planet I believe?
What kind of turtles?? I never even thought about freshwater turtles laying eggs like saltwater turtles???? Hmmmm I never had a reason to even consider that.....

[bassin_bug]

The "turtle man" can come down there!!! He prolly needs some new material! Have you seen that show bug?? Animal Planet I believe?
What kind of turtles?? I never even thought about freshwater turtles laying eggs like saltwater turtles???? Hmmmm I never had a reason to even consider that.....

They are mostly brown mottled color and are ALL about 10-12 inches in diameter. Before the alligator came to hang out in the lake, it looked like there were at least a hundred of those suckers lying around on stumps and fallen trees in the water. Oddly, they never came into the yard until this year. The 'gator had a feast crunching and eating turtles and removed most of them. Geo said they are protected but I don't understand why because there is definitely no shortage of them.

I have seen the "Turtle Man" show a few times but am not sure I could handle much of that screeching that he does. lol

[mhall]

they are mostly brown mottled color and are all about 10-12 inches in diameter. Before the alligator came to hang out in the lake, it looked like there were at least a hundred of those suckers lying around on stumps and fallen trees in the water. Oddly, they never came into the yard until this year. The 'gator had a feast crunching and eating turtles and removed most of them. Geo said they are protected but i don't understand why because there is definitely no shortage of them.

I have seen the "turtle man" show a few times but am not sure i could handle much of that screeching that he does. Lol

ye ye ye ye ye ye ye......live action

[HURRICANEBOB]

How can you tell them apart?

Scratch and sniff.

[mhall]

Miss Bug I had two or three doing that in my back yard for several years in a row. I have a small creek that borders my property and those Snappers would come and do that. I just kept covering the hole they made up and eventually they moved on. Not sure there is much you can do Dear except grin and bear it.

I was amazed at the size of the hole they would dig.