What Snake is This?
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Hoji,
Excellent point.
Coral snakes are curious too.
From far away I've had them make a bee-line for me when in my yard.
Weird.
No display of aggression though...good thing too as I've read there's no antivenin for this snake on the market anymore....
Excellent point.
Coral snakes are curious too.
From far away I've had them make a bee-line for me when in my yard.
Weird.
No display of aggression though...good thing too as I've read there's no antivenin for this snake on the market anymore....
Do you enjoy being proven wrong time and time again? You must.
https://www.merckmanuals.com/profes.../bites-and-stings/snakebites?query=Snakebites
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/florida/sfl-0409snakebite.box-story.html
https://www.outsideonline.com/2304296/lets-talk-about-snakebites
Personal insults don’t change the fact that snakes with splattered heads don’t bite. 100% effective.
Buncha tree huggers out there worried about a silly reptile.
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Not a personal insult, a statement of fact backed up by all of the purse clutching and hand wringing every time a snake thread happens.
In addition to the aforementioned “sissies” comment, there is a ton of ignorance out here as well, also evidenced by the tons of misidentified snakes in pictures, “my grandpa tole me once” stories and the abundance of folks that absolutely refuse to believe the facts backed up by decades of research.
I find identification isn’t all that important. They all become extremely docile once their heads are splattered.
It’s also much easier to identify then once they have splattered heads because they don’t try to get away.
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It’s also much easier to identify then once they have splattered heads because they don’t try to get away.
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Typical democrat response to facts. Are you and that HK guy that posts here married?
Not sorry y’all’s gal lost.
As a kid learned not to step over a log or rock, but step on top, then look before stepping down.
In scouts, was rock climbing around Llano and pulled myself up onto a ledge, and right on top of a corral snake.
Damn good thing they usually have to chew a bit to bite.
It went one way, I went around ...
In scouts, was rock climbing around Llano and pulled myself up onto a ledge, and right on top of a corral snake.
Damn good thing they usually have to chew a bit to bite.
It went one way, I went around ...
90 percent of snakebite victims are males
50 to 80 percent of the bites are to the hand
40 to 60 percent of the time the victim was handling the snake when bit
Now, this is Florida. One thing about Florida , if you are in possession of a native venomous snake without a permit, it is a hefty fine. Gives a dipshit reason to lie about how his hand got bit.
I stand by the statement that the vast majority of snakebites in United States is due to sheer stupidity and could have been avoided if they just followed the rule “don’t put your hands anywhere you wouldn’t put your dick”
And you and HK stand with—>
You have a good night as well
