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RE: Coral Snake Killing..
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by Acidiumsix on February 18, 2016
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Excuse my leaving out a few important notes and being unable to edit...I meant to say "most coral snakes have tiny mouths..there are those that manage to grow large enuff to bite an adult..but their fang placement makes it hard to bite anything bigger than a baby finger..they are so shy anyway..really zero threat unless you grab em and present an opportunity and vulnerable bite site..
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Being Bit By the Big One
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by lucky4 on April 6, 2016
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In front of a crowd of students no less. I guess showing them how to catch a hot snake, without tools, was really important to you. As a boss once told me, (I once was a climber who instructed new climbers on safety and equipment), that if I chose to do any climbing instruction without being on rope, and I fell, I was fired before I hit the ground. His point being that if I was trying to show off my skills by being un-roped while training I was doing it for my own benefit, not theirs. We can all be a good bad example. On your own time I guess you do as you please. I don't wish you any ill will and hope your recovery is full and you have adapted.
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