| OT This has nothing to do with the ADMIN of this site. I will pose a question. A snake doc and poison are, both ironically and coincidentally,

[50+yeartidefan]

Down in south Alabam we had rattlesnake rodeos and there were prizes for the most caught, the biggest and such. Rattlesnake is good eatin!

Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo – Come join the fun at the Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo

Always wanted to go to the Texas Rattlesnake Roundup in Sweetwater TX...

May actually do it one year... worked on couple of wildfires.....there is no shortage of 1 to. 1 1/2 foot rattlers around ....

 

[ElephantStomp]

I’ve never killed a snake, I spend a lot of my time in the summer going to snake calls and removing snakes from people’s yards, sheds, garages, houses, etc.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

I’ve never killed a snake, I spend a lot of my time in the summer going to snake calls and removing snakes from people’s yards, sheds, garages, houses, etc.

Nor do i. Although i have before out of necessity....like when they are to aggressive...or around people in family environment

Dont buy..."all snames are poisonous "
"9nly good snake is dead snake"

As said before...one of common denominators for snake bites is
"Trying to kill snake"...

 

[rick4bama]

Down in south Alabam we had rattlesnake rodeos and there were prizes for the most caught, the biggest and such. Rattlesnake is good eatin!

Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo – Come join the fun at the Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo

Claxton, Ga. is the one we use to go to.
https://claxtonevanschamber.com/programs/claxton-wildlife-festival/

Same thing in the rewards!

 

[It Takes Eleven]

I have no idea whether the user name has any connection with this bit of Alabama folklore, but when I was a kid in Tuscaloosa, some of the black folks referred to dragonflies as "snake doctors" in the belief that the insects landed on snakes to cure them of diseases.

Never knew why they were called that.

 

[rick4bama]

Never knew why they were called that.

I grew up and calling the dragonflies as "snake doctors"

 

[im4uainva]

I have no idea whether the user name has any connection with this bit of Alabama folklore, but when I was a kid in Tuscaloosa, some of the black folks referred to dragonflies as "snake doctors" in the belief that the insects landed on snakes to cure them of diseases.

My country neighbors (Black and White) called them by that name in Southern Maryland. More than a regional description?