03-23-05, 09:43 PM | #26 |
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well to be honest i am a tad glad i don't live where you do felix the snakes here-specilly the nasty one's -are protected buy law. mind you a cotten mouth is worst than the others 1 in 10 survive a bite from them. not that if i found one sharing my lil jon boat i would say nice snaky and flip him over the side with a paddle.
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03-23-05, 09:49 PM | #27 |
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yeah, I exaggerated. I'm just saying that they are very aggressive and will readily bite you if you get too close, unlike a lot of other spiders.
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03-24-05, 06:07 PM | #28 |
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I am less concerned with the snakes where I fish that with the gators. I doubt that they would actually hunt me down or anything, but there is nothing that scares me like walking up to the edge of a tank to cast and some gator thrashing off of the bank and into the water. Heart beats hard for a half an hour after that. Can't concentrate on fishing for watching my back.
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03-24-05, 08:02 PM | #29 |
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well i wear jeans when i go out(not that it would protect me or anything) and they make me feal safer ;D i also walk heavily and kick any fallen trees that im goin over. where i go out, there is knee high grass, bunch of fallen trees, and plenty of little trees about head tall. all right by the water. sounds like a snake paradise for me. i just hope i dont come across any cottonmouths :-X i saw what i believed to be a mud siren today. tried to catch it but it took off when i started walking to it.
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03-24-05, 09:43 PM | #30 |
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NoBass, ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D P N J
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03-24-05, 09:46 PM | #31 |
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The thought of passing under a tree with an eight-foot snake hanging from a branch doesn't appeal to me all that much. I feel fortunate that the only snakes I'm likely to encounter are non-poisonous.
However, snakes are more afraid of people than the reverse, and generally will not attack unless startled or trapped. If they see you first, their first instinct is to take off. |
03-25-05, 08:36 AM | #32 |
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haaaa marty you jest...
i know of one guy who even if he is catching 5 pounder's 1 after another off a point. if this guy sees a snake he will freak and take off down the lake a 1/2 mile or so and refuses to go back to that point. zooker
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03-25-05, 09:33 PM | #33 |
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[quote author=zooker link=board=MessBoards;num=1111547952;start=25#31 date=03/25/05 at 06:36:46]haaaa marty you jest...
i know of one guy who even if he is catching 5 pounder's 1 after another off a point. if this guy sees a snake he will freak and take off down the lake a 1/2 mile or so and refuses to go back to that point. zooker [/quote] Cripes, I think for five-pounders I'd fish in the middle of alligators!! 8) |
03-26-05, 12:48 AM | #34 |
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now up here in minnesotawe have few venomis snakes, well at least that i kno of, but i would never pick one up just because i would not know if tis venomus or not. I was wondering about that spider u guys were talking about. is it venomus or what?
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03-26-05, 02:33 AM | #35 |
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[quote author=Bendersbe16 link=board=MessBoards;num=1111547952;start=25#33 date=03/25/05 at 22:48:36]now up here in minnesotawe have few venomis snakes, well at least that i kno of, but i would never pick one up just because i would not know if tis venomus or not. I was wondering about that spider u Â*guys were talking about. is it venomus or what?[/quote]
All spiders have venom. Most don't have enough or the right type to be very harmful to humans, that is of course unless you have an allergic reaction |
03-26-05, 06:14 AM | #36 |
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True enough about all spiders having venom, but the one they were talking about is the funnel web spider from Austrailia. That one is a whole other world of venom. According to emedicine.com, in those bites that cause deaths, the death can occur as quickly as 15 minutes after the bite.
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03-26-05, 06:25 AM | #37 |
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Good thing i live in TX
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03-26-05, 09:27 PM | #38 |
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Here's a neat one, called a black and yellow argiope. I took a picture of one years ago, a very similar photo to this one. I was showing some pictures to a woman at work and when she saw this, she screamed and pushed away from the desk. I hadn't known that she had a spider phobia and that it was so bad, she couldn't even stand pictures.
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03-26-05, 09:50 PM | #39 |
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Marty, I seen that same type of spider a few years ago on the side of my house.The thing was near the size of a quarter. That was until I splattered it with the air from my bb gun.I would rather have snakes around than spiders right Lizards ? Was it a Jim Stafford song ? P N J
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03-26-05, 09:57 PM | #40 |
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I used to see those spiders all over when I lived in illinois. They're not near as scary as huge wolf spiders that live around houses.
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