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Survey Date Survey Question December 14, 2003 If one of your exotic(!) venomous snakes was to suddenly escape from your facility [you are certain that it has escaped from the building], what would your reaction be? You have already searched every inch of your property without any luck. October 1, 2003 Collection survey time. What kind of venomous reptiles do you keep? June 7, 2003 The Florida Fresh Water Fish and Game Commission is raising the annual fee on the Venomous Permit. Rumor has it that it is supposed to go as high as $100.00. If it is raised to $100.00 would/will you pay it? August 21, 2003 If one of your animals got out and caused a person close to you serious harm (e.g. family member being bitten), would you continue to keep venomous reptiles? July 1, 2003 If the keeping of venomous reptiles was suddenly declared to be illegal in your area, what would your reaction be? April 10, 2003 Do you road cruise for snakes? March 9, 2003 How many site visitors have a biological science degree at any level? May 1, 2003 If you were bitten by one of your snakes and the envenomation was life threatening (requiring time in the hospital), would you still continue to keep venomous snakes? February 11, 2003 What kind of internet connection do you have? [We are thinking about putting video on the site and need to tailor file sizes to our visitors.] January 27, 2003 What's the least amount of money you would take to allow a 6 foot Eastern Diamondback to bite you? [Bite must be on either the forearm or calf. All medical expenses paid. Can't be a venomoid, or freshly milked specimen. Venom glands are full and the snake is very agitated!] March 2, 2013 how did you learn to keep venomous reptiles? December 6, 2002 If 50,000 people a year were dying from rattlesnake bites in the U.S, would you agree to rattlesnake roundups to thin their numbers? [please use the comments section to elaborate your position] January 2, 2003 Which venomous snake would you be the most apprehensive about capturing in the wild? [Details: Adult specimen, RECORD SIZE; you are with one other person when you encounter this specimen and you both have only a hook and a bag. You have been commissioned to capture this specimen by a large zoo, and your snake tongs fell in a river yesterday. The pressure is on. You are at least 16 hours away from the nearest medical care. April 2, 2010 If the procedure for acquiring antivenom were simplified, would you stock it for the animals you keep? September 7, 2002 Do you have an insurance policy that will cover you in the event that someone is bitten by one of your venomous reptiles? [Including a homeowners policy.] August 1, 2002 How many Reptile Expos do you attend a year? May 13, 2002 What is the best snake catching tool? And why? February 25, 2002 Why do you keep venomous snakes? June 20, 2002 What sort of caging do you use for your venomous snakes? Whatever your answer, please elaborate and explain why you use what you do. June 20, 2002 For those of you who keep venomous reptiles, how many keep venomous exclusively and how many also keep nonvenomous? April 12, 2002 This question is ONLY for individuals who have been BITTEN by a venomous snake and went to a hospital: "Did you tell the doctors the truth about how you were bitten?" October 2, 2010 Do you pin your captive snakes? (hold them behind the head)? November 5, 2002 How would you rate your snake handling skill level? Answers can be anonymous but you should be honest with yourself. January 29, 2002 How many years experience do you have handling venomous snakes? December 4, 2001 How much do you spend on the herp hobby per year -- snakes, cages, equipment, food etc.? (2nd Version of this Question)

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