Ok I do fear something,its snakes.

[Andre]

Yeah I've always known as in knowing they are around,but actually having the little fucker flatten its head and come at me is another matter.
Still i wont kill it; but today Im up early and are making a sack on very long stick with a wire loop and one with just the wire cause my back yard is a mess and i figure if there is one there,then there must be at least three . is that about the score?

This one yestrday was the teenager I dont really want to meet dad or mum .
I sealed up the cracks around the plummbing pipes under the vanity units last night cause they can get through the slightest gaps I heard from the lads yesterday. Im amazed I even slept.
I can handle spiders we got white tails ,red backs, wolfs,trapdoors,and these big black fuckers (dead ringers for funnel webs that actually live in a funned web) "But Im told they are not the same as the sydney funnel thats more deadly than many snakes and they actually rip blow flies apart instantly or just mug them with big fangs and then drag them in .
Cool I can handle all of them and we shake our clothes out usually;
...but snakes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHH FUKKKKKKKKKKKKKK.

Maybe I should just wear my wetsuit and a pair of gum boots or wellies around from now on.

Well Andre I know you said you don't want to kill them but with all due respect, if you use a wire noose on the end of a stick you might as well kill them.....you wire them like that too hard and put ligature marks around their necks or bodies and it will scar and then they won't shed properly; enough bad sheds and it gets like leather on their bodies and then they die from parasite buildup underneath or if it doesn't shed properly on the eyes and keeps nuilding up they can't see. Might as well whack them and be done with it.....Where are you located I know a couple guys around Melbourne that get tons of calls and will come out and remove them for you.....or just get a stick with some type of metal or plastic hook like end to it and just maneuver them around it's pretty easy just stay away from the pointy end

Yeah thats what i ment thick wire loop with a sack hanging off the end and the other one to lift him into it. not thin wire. So that I can get at least a 8 feet runing start on him.
Its up in a thick hedge now so I doubt it will come out til the day warms up. cant see it we just know where its at cause it didnt come out again. And our whole house is between it and where it used to live so i recon we'll see him again about 2 pm in the heat heading back across our back yard.
The boys that came yesterday were great and searched for a long time but you know by the time you ring and take your eye off the fukkers they could be anywhere.

Is it true they come out for milk?

[LEGION]

Yeah I've always known as in knowing they are around,but actually having the little fucker flatten its head and come at me is another matter.
Still i wont kill it; but today Im up early and are making a sack on very long stick with a wire loop and one with just the wire cause my back yard is a mess and i figure if there is one there,then there must be at least three . is that about the score?

This one yestrday was the teenager I dont really want to meet dad or mum .
I sealed up the cracks around the plummbing pipes under the vanity units last night cause they can get through the slightest gaps I heard from the lads yesterday. Im amazed I even slept.
I can handle spiders we got white tails ,red backs, wolfs,trapdoors,and these big black fuckers (dead ringers for funnel webs that actually live in a funned web) "But Im told they are not the same as the sydney funnel thats more deadly than many snakes and they actually rip blow flies apart instantly or just mug them with big fangs and then drag them in .
Cool I can handle all of them and we shake our clothes out usually;
...but snakes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHH FUKKKKKKKKKKKKKK.

Maybe I should just wear my wetsuit and a pair of gum boots or wellies around from now on.

Well Andre I know you said you don't want to kill them but with all due respect, if you use a wire noose on the end of a stick you might as well kill them.....you wire them like that too hard and put ligature marks around their necks or bodies and it will scar and then they won't shed properly; enough bad sheds and it gets like leather on their bodies and then they die from parasite buildup underneath or if it doesn't shed properly on the eyes and keeps nuilding up they can't see. Might as well whack them and be done with it.....Where are you located I know a couple guys around Melbourne that get tons of calls and will come out and remove them for you.....or just get a stick with some type of metal or plastic hook like end to it and just maneuver them around it's pretty easy just stay away from the pointy end

Yeah thats what i ment thick wire loop with a sack hanging off the end and the other one to lift him into it. not thin wire. So that I can get at least a 8 feet runing start on him.
Its up in a thick hedge now so I doubt it will come out til the day warms up. cant see it we just know where its at cause it didnt come out again. And our whole house is between it and where it used to live so i recon we'll see him again about 2 pm in the heat heading back across our back yard.
The boys that came yesterday were great and searched for a long time but you know by the time you ring and take your eye off the fukkers they could be anywhere.

Is it true they come out for milk?

Oh ok, sorry, my bad I misundersttod you bro'.....

Come out for milk?? LOL uh I don't know about that, sounds pretty stupid to me but who knows...Rats come out for milk and where rats and mice are bet your ass your local variety of reptiles will be there as well.

Tigers can be aggressive, and flatten their neck alot in intimidation, and won't hesitate to bit; but by far the worst one in Aussie as far as easily irritated and repeated, viscious strikes is the eastern brown or coastal taipan; leave em' be....eastern brown dropped I think 6 people this past year one of the worst in the world and 2nd most toxic land snake known to man; only behind your inland taipan which is rare and in uninhabited parts of cental/south australia. blah blah that's one way to get me talking again

[Andre]

I've heard of tiapans chasing people and running them down and also the people not makeing it to their backdoors the venom is so potent.
South Australia is cold down south so they arent there but even though its called south Australia it extends right into the heart of central Australia and its there and west inland queensland and the southern part of the nothern territorties that all meet in the centre right there.Im sure those inland ones are in each of those states as well as where western Australia meets that boarder area too.

I've talked to aboriginals from the the boarder of NSW and VIC on the Murray river and they say they have some rare tiapans there .

Hell we got places people litterally have never walked over or been into out here so really anything could go.specially in Tassie the bush is inpeneterable in one section over the west side we dont know exactly whats in there probably never will. Some convicts I think four i the group tried once jumping out from a logging crew and ended up dying of snake bites and the one who survived did so by murdering and eating his the other survivor! We definatley got mid sized panthers in some parts.

[mike_tha_man]

i've always said it, if there is one place i would like to visit its Australia. Seems like such an awsome country/continent. but i do hear alot of places are places you dont want to go to

[CGM]

I understand that saltwater crocodile wrestling is a popular pastime in Australia.

[Andre]

Yeah the center of Australia is closed to tourisum this summer; because they are expecting heat in excess of 50c. 130 f plus.

[mike_tha_man]

Fuk that and here i though Arizona was hot with its 104-105ish temperature

[Andre]

I only been in 130 once didnt last long went to pub and got hammered instead.

[LEGION]

I've heard of tiapans chasing people and running them down and also the people not makeing it to their backdoors the venom is so potent.
South Australia is cold down south so they arent there but even though its called south Australia it extends right into the heart of central Australia and its there and west inland queensland and the southern part of the nothern territorties that all meet in the centre right there.Im sure those inland ones are in each of those states as well as where western Australia meets that boarder area too.

I've talked to aboriginals from the the boarder of NSW and VIC on the Murray river and they say they have some rare tiapans there .

Hell we got places people litterally have never walked over or been into out here so really anything could go.specially in Tassie the bush is inpeneterable in one section over the west side we dont know exactly whats in there probably never will. Some convicts I think four i the group tried once jumping out from a logging crew and ended up dying of snake bites and the one who survived did so by murdering and eating his the other survivor! We definatley got mid sized panthers in some parts.

Here's a friendly western brown; they will try to escape 1st but you pester them and they don't fuck around......a guy early this year was hiking with a friend, got hit by a juvenile eastern brown, had a heart problem anyways, and was out cold in 15 and dead in 40 from what i remember......i wouldn't own one of these, too fast too nervous and the venom is POTENT to put it mildly lol.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8MB...eature=related



I LOVE SNAKES!!!!!

[CGM]

I've heard of tiapans chasing people and running them down and also the people not makeing it to their backdoors the venom is so potent.
South Australia is cold down south so they arent there but even though its called south Australia it extends right into the heart of central Australia and its there and west inland queensland and the southern part of the nothern territorties that all meet in the centre right there.Im sure those inland ones are in each of those states as well as where western Australia meets that boarder area too.

I've talked to aboriginals from the the boarder of NSW and VIC on the Murray river and they say they have some rare tiapans there .

Hell we got places people litterally have never walked over or been into out here so really anything could go.specially in Tassie the bush is inpeneterable in one section over the west side we dont know exactly whats in there probably never will. Some convicts I think four i the group tried once jumping out from a logging crew and ended up dying of snake bites and the one who survived did so by murdering and eating his the other survivor! We definatley got mid sized panthers in some parts.

Here's a friendly western brown; they will try to escape 1st but you pester them and they don't fuck around......a guy early this year was hiking with a friend, got hit by a juvenile eastern brown, had a heart problem anyways, and was out cold in 15 and dead in 40 from what i remember......i wouldn't own one of these, too fast too nervous and the venom is POTENT to put it mildly lol.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8MB...eature=related



I LOVE SNAKES!!!!!

Out of curiosity Legion, are your snakes at all friendly towards you like pets, or are you just another guy to bite?

[LEGION]

I've heard of tiapans chasing people and running them down and also the people not makeing it to their backdoors the venom is so potent.
South Australia is cold down south so they arent there but even though its called south Australia it extends right into the heart of central Australia and its there and west inland queensland and the southern part of the nothern territorties that all meet in the centre right there.Im sure those inland ones are in each of those states as well as where western Australia meets that boarder area too.

I've talked to aboriginals from the the boarder of NSW and VIC on the Murray river and they say they have some rare tiapans there .

Hell we got places people litterally have never walked over or been into out here so really anything could go.specially in Tassie the bush is inpeneterable in one section over the west side we dont know exactly whats in there probably never will. Some convicts I think four i the group tried once jumping out from a logging crew and ended up dying of snake bites and the one who survived did so by murdering and eating his the other survivor! We definatley got mid sized panthers in some parts.

Here's a friendly western brown; they will try to escape 1st but you pester them and they don't fuck around......a guy early this year was hiking with a friend, got hit by a juvenile eastern brown, had a heart problem anyways, and was out cold in 15 and dead in 40 from what i remember......i wouldn't own one of these, too fast too nervous and the venom is POTENT to put it mildly lol.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8MB...eature=related



I LOVE SNAKES!!!!!

Out of curiosity Legion, are your snakes at all friendly towards you like pets, or are you just another guy to bite?

No they're not friendly in any sense of the word..Some are more laid back than others and get used to routine, like my male cape cobra, but some don't give a damn and try to end my life any chance they get like my female monocled cobra......they are not pets, just a hobby.

[Youngblood]

I've heard of tiapans chasing people and running them down and also the people not makeing it to their backdoors the venom is so potent.
South Australia is cold down south so they arent there but even though its called south Australia it extends right into the heart of central Australia and its there and west inland queensland and the southern part of the nothern territorties that all meet in the centre right there.Im sure those inland ones are in each of those states as well as where western Australia meets that boarder area too.

I've talked to aboriginals from the the boarder of NSW and VIC on the Murray river and they say they have some rare tiapans there .

Hell we got places people litterally have never walked over or been into out here so really anything could go.specially in Tassie the bush is inpeneterable in one section over the west side we dont know exactly whats in there probably never will. Some convicts I think four i the group tried once jumping out from a logging crew and ended up dying of snake bites and the one who survived did so by murdering and eating his the other survivor! We definatley got mid sized panthers in some parts.

Here's a friendly western brown; they will try to escape 1st but you pester them and they don't fuck around......a guy early this year was hiking with a friend, got hit by a juvenile eastern brown, had a heart problem anyways, and was out cold in 15 and dead in 40 from what i remember......i wouldn't own one of these, too fast too nervous and the venom is POTENT to put it mildly lol.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8MB...eature=related



I LOVE SNAKES!!!!!

Out of curiosity Legion, are your snakes at all friendly towards you like pets, or are you just another guy to bite?

I think I can handle this question. He's snakes could care less who he is and would happy to put holes in him and watch him slowly curl up, turn blue, and gasp his last breath.

We have garden snakes here. ooooooooooo be askeered, be very askeered!

edit - got beat to it.

[LEGION]

here's for CGM, my female monocled Blondie, trying to get me when i was taking her water bowl out....and feeding time with cobras is very intersting as they go ballistic lol....