just a couple pics of my adult florida cottonmouth and my juvenile canebrake rattler with his first rattle
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Originally posted by ACCLUDE91how friendly are they?....and on the 7th day, deevergote rested and called his mom.
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Originally posted by fizzbob7i don't freehandle them but if i had to, most would be ok with it...thing is, if they feel threatened and bite, you're fucked.....if they think they smell food on you and bite, you're fucked......no reason to put myself in a position to be envenomated..........they aren't puppies and they don't need your attention.....they'd probably rather be left alone.....i mainly just watch them and admire them from far enough away so that i can't be bitten......most are easy going though........
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Originally posted by Spartan1987Sounds terrific. What's next Diamondback Rattlesnakes, and Copperheads?
sarcasm noted (it's linked directly to the lack of knowledge in this area, i know, see it every day)
i have 2 copperheads and 2 other rattlers......i have a canebrake who is over 5ft and eating rabbits
i've had one timber for 5 years, awesome snake, great personality, unique look.....people have actually paid me to use him for breeding......hopefully he and my monster female will make me some babies this year while my monster copper mates with my cotton above and produces some cottonheads (2 people have done it, no one since)Last edited by rickyduckworth; 06-15-2006, 11:29 PM.....and on the 7th day, deevergote rested and called his mom.
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Originally posted by ACCLUDE91That's cool. A few friends have some snakes and say that they are so friendly and familiar with them that they can handle them all day long and even let their little kids play with them and shit.
pythons and boas kill 2 to 3 times as many people per year in the USA than venomous snakes do.......the "bad snakes" usually aren't so bad compared to a "puppy tame" 15ft python
snakes don't tame, plain and simple....some are tolerant, some aren't......wild vs. captive born doesn't matter either.......the timber i've had 5 years was a wild snake and he's probably as comfy around humans as any snake i've owned.....the captive born cane female is big and hates humans......VERY uncomfy around anyone......they're too unpredictable to be anything but visual entertainment if that's your thing......people mistake tolerance for affection......with a 5ft ball python, that's ok because a bite is harmless......fucking up with a venomous snake or 8ft+ snake can mean your lifeLast edited by rickyduckworth; 06-15-2006, 11:26 PM.....and on the 7th day, deevergote rested and called his mom.
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Originally posted by ACCLUDE91The snakes ate them
My family was one of the let them slither all over types. We had a 6' black snake that we found in a field behind our house. Some farmer had whacked him with a shovel and he had head trauma, we tried to docter him up as best we could and he healed nicely. He was very laid back, only ever hissed one time when my mom came around the corner and startled him. We'd be watching TV and he'd come over and come up on the sofa and lay on you.
I was sick one day and the snake was wrapped all around me and my grandfather came over and he flipped out, hehe.. he was yelling at my mom and carrying on about it, it was funny as hell
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Originally posted by Strahan
My family was one of the let them slither all over types. We had a 6' black snake that we found in a field behind our house. Some farmer had whacked him with a shovel and he had head trauma, we tried to docter him up as best we could and he healed nicely. He was very laid back, only ever hissed one time when my mom came around the corner and startled him. We'd be watching TV and he'd come over and come up on the sofa and lay on you.
I was sick one day and the snake was wrapped all around me and my grandfather came over and he flipped out, hehe.. he was yelling at my mom and carrying on about it, it was funny as hell
thats just fucking crazy.Snakes scare the shit outta me.So do dogs...but then again i was attacked by a rotweiller when i was 8.
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Originally posted by DarkShadow707The world needs to be reset.
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i honestly don't understand why people are affraid of snakes. my g/f is terrified of them, yet she'll put her hand in with my piranah while it's eating. idk.
the best pet i ever had was my black spiney tail iguana. just under 5', that little bastard was like my dog, i'd walk him on a harness and leash. i let it roam free in my back yard for days at a time when i still live in spring valley (ca). man i miss that guy.Last edited by souldoubt; 06-16-2006, 10:52 AM.
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