View Poll Results: Should I kill it or let it live???
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Should I kill it or let it live???
Poor Granny...
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From: Devil's Island
Bwest thing I can say is get it in a sack. Have a friend help you out with this. Your friend can hold the sack, or if they are more aggressive then you, you hold the sack.
Find a stick and what you do is hold the snake's head down by placing the stick at the base of it's jaws. Then you can grab the snake by it's neck and it cant bite you. Put it in the sack and close it up. In the dark, it calms the snake and he wont strike. Relocate it.
Find a stick and what you do is hold the snake's head down by placing the stick at the base of it's jaws. Then you can grab the snake by it's neck and it cant bite you. Put it in the sack and close it up. In the dark, it calms the snake and he wont strike. Relocate it.
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From: Silver Spring
Another thing to consider, your patio habitat can demonstrably support a 3' snake. It is far better that the snake is an Eastern Ribbon Snake and not a Copperhead.
Your snake also may eat small Copperheads.
Your snake also may eat small Copperheads.
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From: Mount Rainier
Funny stuff.
I would have come home from work and the wife would have beheaded the damn thing with a shovel and tossed it into the garbage can. It would have been big drama. Singaporeans could care less for wild life.
Oh wait, that
I would have come home from work and the wife would have beheaded the damn thing with a shovel and tossed it into the garbage can. It would have been big drama. Singaporeans could care less for wild life.
Oh wait, that