Billy the Exterminator: Deadly Snake on the Loose! (Season 2, Episode 16) | Full Episode | A&E

Southern Pride Miniature Horse Farms is plagued by a huge snake in their pond. While hunting it down Billy is surprised by a venomous copperhead that proves tough to catch in Season 2, Episode 16, “Deadly Snake on the Loose!”. #BillyTheExterminator
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In “Billy the Exterminator,” Billy Bretherton’s pest control firm tackles all types of animal removal, from teeny insects to giant snakes, with help from Billy’s supportive and colorful family.

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45 thoughts on “Billy the Exterminator: Deadly Snake on the Loose! (Season 2, Episode 16) | Full Episode | A&E

  1. You are wrong you can tell by its head if it's a triangular head it's poisonous throat head it's not so you're wrong

  2. It really drives me insane when people say snakes are poisonous. They’re either venomous or nonvenomous. Has nothing to do with poison!!! These guys should know this.

  3. The description of a venomous vs non venomous by the eyes is only PARTIALLY CORRECT. There are SOME VENOMOUS SPECIES OF SNAKE WITH ROUND EYES SUCH AS MAMBA AND COBRA.

  4. Poisonous snakes huh. As long as you dont eat it you'll be fine. Venomous snake, that's a whole other thing.

  5. For a dude that frequently handles snakes, he is extremely uneducated. The first snake caught wasn’t “poisonous”, nor was It a copperhead. The second snake was a diamond back water snake, not a “yellow bellied water snake”. Also, baby snakes don’t inject more venom. The larger the snake, the larger the venom yield.

  6. I sure like to know where I can buy the wasp/bee sprays that they use to kill the bees and then spray it on themselves when under attack and not get sick from the spray? Ive looked for pyrethrin sprays but they have a bunch of toxic stuff mixed in.

  7. I almost feel like the family hates Ricky. He's allergic to bees/wasps, yet he has to go on just about every bee/wasp job with Billy…?

  8. Taken from Wikipedia: It has been estimated that 7,000–8,000 people per year receive venomous bites in the United States, and about 5 of those people die. The number of deaths would be much higher if people did not seek medical care.

  9. Not all non venomous snakes have around pupils. Just as some venomous snakes don't have cats eyes. Keep that in mind everyone that sees a snake. My red tail boa had cat eyes.

  10. I stay in nc i catch snakes for fun, that first one to me, looks like some kind of water snake non venomous on other case iv been playin with venomous snakes the whole time, and snakes are not “poisonous”😂😂

  11. So the cat eyes thing is a myth. The shape of their pupils determines if they are nocturnal or diurnal (active during the day). Vipers though do tend to have a triangular shaped head.

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