Reply With QuoteI think anyone who picks up snakes that are top ten most deadly in the world when you are days from any proper medical care has to be a bit weird yes.Originally Posted by Wraithe
But I admire their commitment and passion.
Fascinating pics, thanks for the link.
Master
SupporterI think anyone who picks up snakes that are top ten most deadly in the world when you are days from any proper medical care has to be a bit weird yes.
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Yeh they did a good job... The snake handling dont bother me but the Ashfield/Bassendean connection is weird....I think anyone who picks up snakes that are top ten most deadly in the world when you are days from any proper medical care has to be a bit weird yes.
Mind you I dont like snakes, but I dont run, I just keep them away from home...
King brown, dugites, Tiger snakes, Guardas, all scare the **** out of me and they are the ones i've been close to...Others but cant remember much, probably running too fast to remember...
OldBushie
SupporterI have a couple of big pythons living under and around the old house.
They do give the Missus a bit of a fright every now and then But at least she now knows the difference between them and the dugites and doesn't bash them about with a shovel anymore
I can't understand why people deliberately drive over a snake when they see it on the road, It's not as if it is going to attack a thumping big 4WD.
You only get one shot at life, Aim well
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Master
SupporterI have lived at my property at Kilmore for about 15 years, never seen as many snakes as here. We get a lot of tigers and I have seen a few browns. During the last drought they were all coming up to the house looking for water which is a bit more uncomfortable than when they are out in the paddocks. They do try to stay out of your way if they know you are there. I think they are just something you learn to live with, and you keep your eyes open as you walk.
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I have one Tiger snake that has reduced my horse by 3 so far... If the horse where at home, the snake would be gone...
But he shares the paddock and must be a bad tempered sod, dont like nosey horses...
No point killing a Tiger snake, another just moves in to replace it...
Only time I kill them away from the house, is when you get chased and I have only had that happen once... By a Tiger snake of course, ours down here have bad attitudes and no manners...
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