Posted by Mho on October 3, 2011, 9:29 pm
You have an aggressive rattlesnake that stands it's ground.
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"I can't do that Dave" wrote in message
@MHo: I don't know where you got the "feel the vibrations,"
from but I damned near stepped on it. I was about two paces from it
when it reared up and challenged me. If it had not caught that
movement in my peripheral vision, I would probably be at my Vet right
now.
<snippage>
Dave
Posted by I can't do that Dave on October 4, 2011, 12:21 am
> You have an aggressive rattlesnake that stands it's ground.
Hmmm, that would be "stood."
Dave
Posted by Mho on October 4, 2011, 6:35 pm
If it won't ever do it again then the problem is gone away.
Or would that be "went"?
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"I can't do that Dave" wrote in message
Hmmm, that would be "stood."
Dave
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You have an aggressive rattlesnake that stands it's ground.
Posted by The Ghost In The Machine on October 15, 2011, 5:30 am
wrote:
> Hi All,
> The last couple of days the dog has been barking and sniffing around
> various rock piles around the house (20 miles out of town by the way)
> I didn't take much notice as we get a lot of Gopher snakes and they
> are good at controlling the rats and mice so we live and let live.
> Pretty much the same for the rattlesnakes as long as they don't come
> too close the house.
> Well, I am guessing it is a Rattlesnake the dog was sniffing around
> for as it got bitten today. A 300-dollar vet bill and he should be OK,
> although he is pretty down at the moment.
> I keep going out for a walk around but have seen nothing, but the
> worrying part is that there are rock walls around the house footings.
> We could easily step out of the front or back door on to a big old
> nasty, so here's the questions.
> When is it best to look for them?
> Will they be mostly out in the open or under ledges and rocks?
> Where should I look?
> Any other helpful suggestions gratefully received.
> Thanks.
> Dave
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