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Title: Keeping a Comfortable Distance Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on May 30, 2023 10:02 am Courtesy of StillStanding;
Description: These babies are more dangerous than their parents. The mom n pa know how much venom they should use when trying to keep something from hurting them and it isn't something they want to eat. For defense. Babies, on the other hand, give it a full shot of the good stuff. They are born with enough to kill a man. My Uncle Pitter has been bit by probably 30 or 40 of these things in his lifetime bustin rock out of the ground. (http://<img src="http://www.smfforfree.com/gallery/musicmeditate/624_29_05_23_6_53_33.png" />) [attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: Keeping a Comfortable Distance Post by: StillStanding on May 31, 2023 05:13 am I almost squished this little feller. Sitting in the trail warming up. Since I started hunting mushrooms I can see a centipede fart and blow a leaf over at a hundred yards. LOL. Not that good but everything shines in the woods my dad has given me the sight. Blind most of the time EXCEPT when I am in the woods. Does that make any sense? Anyways. I wanted to pick him up and connect for a few seconds before I moved him, but I was scared to I don't trust one of my hands and I would have needed them both. No sense in scaring him/her too much anyways he needs that poison to eat. They don't have much and need the food to make more. That is why adults DONT REALLY HIT you with all the venom they can. They just want to make your day uncomfortable so you leave them alone. Step on them though and I am sure they give you a full dose. We have rattle snakes in the mountains in the rocks, copperheads, water moccasins, coral snakes in the south. |