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RE: Free Handling Hots
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by IanG on January 16, 2002
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Thanks for the support mate..
Yeah I know zilch about keeping snakes, hot or not..
But I do find them fascinating, I was once planning to get one, a Boa or Python, just a small one though, none of the big guys for me, cos i just wouldnt be confident enough to have one, but after (we the family) all did an impression of the waltons, ( sat down and chatted round the kitchen table about the Implications of taking a snake into the house) it was decided that although I and the little woman would be ok, the kids were not that enamoured about waking up in the morning and finding a snake in there room, or roaming the house, this therefore decided me it wouldnt be fair on the snake or the other people living in the house for us to get one.
So my interest for the time being at least has to be on the net, but i still like to gather info and read other peoples comments and experiences, in fact read an article in here relating to that today.
So, sorry for the mammoth post, but hey, i just like researching snake stuff, and speaking to folk that are knowledgeable about it.
thanks.
IanG
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by Timber_Rattlesnake on July 22, 2002
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You said it well snakenate. Couldn't have said it better myself. Steve has growned up in the bush catching crocodiles. Jumped his first one at the age of 9. He has spent his entire life around reptiles. He got a scrub python on his first birthday. Hes mom took care of rehab animals. His farther, the zoo.... He knows what to expect from the reptiles. You might think hes nuts, but he understands the animals entirely to know what he can get away with and what he can't.
If you have seen "behind the scenes in crocodile collision course". You'll know how much steve cares for his animals. And I mean you'll know how much he cares.
You'll also learn about his childhood and everything about him and how he became the way he is today if you watch Steve's Story.
I think I'll stop for now.
Till then, Good Herping
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