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lucky man (finally some corn)
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by bush_viper17 on October 8, 2004
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Hey everyone. Ive been looking and looking and looking for corn snakes. Ive looked for 5 years and only found 1 live specimin up here. I found a few dead on the road and everyone that I ask around here about corn snakes say that they never see any. Well I woke up this morning and found a corn snake beside my house. And just about 15 minutes ago I found another on the road in front of my house!!!That was my main snake to find this year because Ive found everything else up here. ALso regarding the corn snake on the road. Some must have grazed him alittle. hes a little knocked up on the side but I think he is going to make it. The skin on his upper side is cut and you can see the pink flesh. What can I do to make sure he makes a full recovery. I plan on healing him and releasing it. I dont want to take a snake that is so rare to my area out of the wild. (There a very common snake, its just I dont see them at all on Fort Mountain, and believe me Ive put hundreds of hours in on looking for one and I road cruise almost every night) Thank you....jeremy
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RE: lucky man (finally some corn)
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by thenewdisciple on October 8, 2004
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neosporan, i know thats not how its spelled but it works on reptiles. it will help heal the wound, make sure the wound does not get infected though.
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