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9 Comments on All Coiled-up and Hissing
I hate snakes with a passion I would not know what to do, I've climbed my agent before over a grass snake... LOL
Dave and Bonnie: Thanks so much for such an informative post. I would never have known any of this... and obviously, this is nothing you want to mess with.
And what a surprise you shared about being careful even if the snake is dead. I would never have thought of that. Thanks again.
We are very aware. My son found a rattle snake behind the kids toy box on the front porch.
as Indiana Jones said...why does it have to be snakes. That would scare the _____ out of me...lol
Snakes....yuck....got to agree with just about everyone else. They give me the willies!
I'm not particularly afraid of snakes ... more people die in this country every year from dog bites. Snakes are reticent and will withdraw if you do not challenge them.
You are right that a pet is more likely to be bitten because they are likely to confront the snake and force the issue.
Thanks for the information Dave and Bonnie. I've only run across one snake in the past 8 years of doing this and it was just a tiny one. It still scared me a bit though, especially when you aren't expecting to see it.
Even though that snake appears to have no head, I'm sooooooo glad I work in an area too cold for snakes. It's much easier to prevent frost bite and it's almost never fatal.
I am not a fan of snakes and head the other direction when I spot one, which isn't too often.