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Never been afraid of non-poisonous snakes. I went to a pre-school that always had animals; frogs, snakes, rodents of every variety) we never had any fear of these.

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Of course I want to know all about your snake bite - how big was the snake, which body part got bitten, how much anti venom did you get, do you still have a scar, what happened to the snake...

rattlesnake bite, one i'd caught just outside where i lived and it twisted in my hand - it was a baby rattler. it was on the right hand middle finger, snagged me with one fang. no anti-venom given, the docs cut my finger open without painkiller so it could swell. i'd liken it to having someone stick a needle in you and then pumping you full of air, it hurt when it started swelling. and 2 weeks later i deployed on a reforger to germany :lol:

still have the scar, if i hit the edge of something with that finger just right it hurts. the snake was killed by a neighbor, i wanted to let it go but i wasn't there.

and before that, i did have a pet rattlesnake but had to give her away.

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Of course I want to know all about your snake bite - how big was the snake, which body part got bitten, how much anti venom did you get, do you still have a scar, what happened to the snake...

rattlesnake bite, one i'd caught just outside where i lived and it twisted in my hand - it was a baby rattler. it was on the right hand middle finger, snagged me with one fang. no anti-venom given, the docs cut my finger open without painkiller so it could swell. i'd liken it to having someone stick a needle in you and then pumping you full of air, it hurt when it started swelling. and 2 weeks later i deployed on a reforger to germany :lol:

still have the scar, if i hit the edge of something with that finger just right it hurts. the snake was killed by a neighbor, i wanted to let it go but i wasn't there.

and before that, i did have a pet rattlesnake but had to give her away.

Wow, it still hurts! That'S crazy. I am always amazed to hear that even such a tiny snake can seriously hurt you.

Well, ok, but here is the story I actually wanted to hear:

When I was living on a ranch in Texas, working as a cowboy, I got bitten by a 6 ft Eastern diamondback rattlesnake. It left a 2 1/2 inch bite mark on my calf and I was immediately taken to Venom ER. I was treated with 26 ampullae of anti venom for three days and since then I have worn my Eastern diamondback rattlesnake belt every day.

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Nope, as long as they're not poisonous. I was at the Renaissance Faire Saturday, and there were some people displaying reptiles, including some snakes.

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Did someone say trousersnake?!

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no, as long as its not poisonous and it is small :D

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Of course I want to know all about your snake bite - how big was the snake, which body part got bitten, how much anti venom did you get, do you still have a scar, what happened to the snake...

rattlesnake bite, one i'd caught just outside where i lived and it twisted in my hand - it was a baby rattler. it was on the right hand middle finger, snagged me with one fang. no anti-venom given, the docs cut my finger open without painkiller so it could swell. i'd liken it to having someone stick a needle in you and then pumping you full of air, it hurt when it started swelling. and 2 weeks later i deployed on a reforger to germany :lol:

still have the scar, if i hit the edge of something with that finger just right it hurts. the snake was killed by a neighbor, i wanted to let it go but i wasn't there.

and before that, i did have a pet rattlesnake but had to give her away.

Wow, it still hurts! That'S crazy. I am always amazed to hear that even such a tiny snake can seriously hurt you.

Well, ok, but here is the story I actually wanted to hear:

When I was living on a ranch in Texas, working as a cowboy, I got bitten by a 6 ft Eastern diamondback rattlesnake. It left a 2 1/2 inch bite mark on my calf and I was immediately taken to Venom ER. I was treated with 26 ampullae of anti venom for three days and since then I have worn my Eastern diamondback rattlesnake belt every day.

oh i forgot one thing - that happened in 1984. and the smaller ones have more potent poison.

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Nope....not scared of snakes....see them in my yard all the time.

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