If I can handle Bubba the large copperhead at my caretaker site this summer, YOU can go take a hike where the rattlesnakes live!![]()
If I can handle Bubba the large copperhead at my caretaker site this summer, YOU can go take a hike where the rattlesnakes live!![]()
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I agree, chief, ... due to perspective, the houses in the background appear much smaller than their actual size, and for the same reason, the man thrusting the snake out on a pole in front of him makes him appear smaller, too. Thus, the snake by comparison seems huge! I still don't understand why the head end of the snake is still S-shaped and not hanging straight down like the tail end.
We were hiking on the Pinhoti last fall and my better half was within 6" of putting her foot down on a large eastern diamondback, I didn't realize she could be that acrobatic. I normally dont kill snakes but was concerned some hiker behind us might be bitten since the snake was almost impossible to see in the leaves. The 12 rattles and a button made a nice zipper pull. Dont know if the wife will ever return to the trail.