All things considered I think this gentleman handled the situation pretty well. I would have probably died right on the spot when the snake got up on me from a heart attack.
GMG Wildlife Series: Snakes
Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro
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This could easily be here in Georgia; this Glosta girl has killed at least a few dozen poisonous snakes since moving South. Quite a wildlife education! Not for the squeamish.
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Yes there are lot’s that way water moccasins Duck Pond on base by golf course which tend to be aggressive if bothered and the rattlesnakes are pretty frequent had a big Eastern Diamond back some got in the south training area woods about 5 feet long and thick. This was up in the Warner Robbins Area! I saw a lot on a river rescue I was on in the early 80’s also stationed there USAF August 1980 to May 1982 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
The good thing here is both were not expecting each other it does not appear he got bit either as a result that’s good! Walk more in the middle of dirt road away from edge is something I was taught…
I never been afraid of snakes 99% of the time – As a kid in Lanesville in the woods the black racers at times were a bit aggressive too! 🙂 Dave
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Thanks for this one, Joey, I’m not going outside for a week.
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