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After getting bitten by a guarda snake a few years ago and the resulting ICU stay, I am not prone to leaving them alive around my kids.:eek:
In our old house the snakes used to come in from the laneway that ran along the back of our property. We used to dispatch them fairly quickly. (4 children & 2 dogs) A shovel is my friend!!!:p
Never seen one in our backyard Anya and we have a laneway behind with no front driveway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anya45
But when we lived in Merredin, they loved the place - maybe it was the chook yard.
Friend is a vet and he's treated 27 dogs this year with snakebite.... big year for snakes.
This little fella was stalking about my front yard last week
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Apparently the baby browns are heaps more deadly than their grown ups. They hit you with all they have on their first bite, the adults meter the dose delivered in proportion to the size of the animals they hit.
I shifted him to a secluded wildlife space near a water source about 7km from town.
i still haven't seen a snake yet
i dont know if thats a good thing or a bad thing makes you wonder how many you pas when bush walking without realising
where do the browns have a habbit of being???
do they like moist areas sunny areas or what
oh and if you got bitten by one how long have you got