07-31-06, 02:54 PM | #26 |
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gotta agree,i like snakes way better.
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Yeah, you'll definitely know if a copperhead or a ratllesnake bites you, and you have time to get to the hospital, but if a spider (especially a brown recluse) bites you, you basically wont know, until its too late.
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07-31-06, 04:39 PM | #28 |
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snakes arent all creepy either.i mean it is cool when you catch a gopher snake or something.
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Dont know what a gopher snake id but i caught a copperhead the other day, and it was pretty cool.
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they are common around here,gopher as in the varmint gopher. you can guess what they eat. they are non poisonous.
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there was some thing on the discovery channel about them and they said you will know right away when you get bit by one even if you are sleeping you will wake up because the pain is so bad.
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no,it hurts less than a bee sting
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Thats not what they said.
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My sister got bit by a black snake, and she said it didnt hurt too bad.
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that might have been a king snake;they dont hurt much,but they eat rattlesnakes sometimes .i have been bit by a gopher snake many times,and it doesnt hurt.
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Not to add to the horror stories, but okay...I'll ad to them.
I once woke up with a 15" long straight line of bites on my stomach and chest. I guess the spider bit me once, and then decided to go on a rampage until he could get out from under the blanket. It really sucked, and I wished a painful death on the little jerk. By the way, the bug bomb will work great, as long as it will kill ants. These spiders just love a house full of ants.
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Damn NoFear, you went deep in the archives for this one. Spider bites are the worst! My grandpa got bit by a Brown Recluse several years ago, it was pretty devastating.
Snakes are definitely one of the hazards of fishing, especially in the south. About this time of year they start waking up and coming out. Moccasins will just sit there and let you step on them, they seem to have no fear. If I am walking a bank and get a little too close to one I will be jumpy for the rest of the day, step on stick and come unglued! |
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I think you should move away quickly!!!
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Don't go paying an arm and a leg for a pro to come in. When we found one in the house, I went to my neighbor who owns an exterminating company. He came in and proceeded to use raid fumigators.
http://www.killsbugsdead.com/fop_fum.asp Follow all of the directions and you will be fine. When it was said and done, I was only $30 and a 12 pack of beer out of pocket for the whole thing. We have gotten into the habit of doing it every fall and have not had any issues since.
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<<< shouldn't have clicked on this...........gonna have nightmares now. THANKS FOR NUTHIN! HAHAHAHA!
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LOL Bama I have nightmares looking in the mirror, oh jeez that face in the mirror is flugly. Better go git my jumper cables to jump start this face.
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well...good luck to me sleeping good tonight thanks! lol ugh i hate them things!
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Um...the house was sold 2 years ago. Problem solved.
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I love how everyone is giving advice on a problem that was a problem 4 years ago...
Now that's thinking outside the box. Instead of paying for a profession or insecticides, just sell the house! BB
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Thats odd my dad does the same thing!
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Just to help you folks sleep easier with the thought of spiders. Just imagine how many humans swallow in their sleep. An old myth says most swallow 8 in their life time. The truth is, humans don't swallow spiders in their sleep.
Unless you sleep with your mouth open.
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Naw if you wake up they taste just like chicken,same with the cottonmouths.
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Crunchy chicken, with a liquid center.
I wonder if we taste like chicken to the animals that eat us. Or do they tell all their buddies chicken tastes just like people?
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"I don't like spiders 'n snakes and that ain't what it takes...."
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