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RE: "Canebrake"
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by jared on September 1, 2003
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Karl, would it have anything to do with envenomation reactions as well. I know Durissus ssp are commonly called neckbrakers in there part of the world due to the reaction of the neuro venom (IE it looks like they have broken there neck). So could that be a possibility as well, slang in the early days of Iding native rattlers? Just curious,
Jared
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RE: "Canebrake"
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Anonymous post on September 2, 2003
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I have had the fangs of a canebrake in me. It does not bend your neck over. But it does hurt like bloody hell.
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