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WornOutLife
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- Mar 22, 2020
- 7,183
Well, everything is possible but, what about wearing a lot of trousers and whatever kind of armour for your legs you can find?
They might bite you anyway but it'll hurt less and you're hanging yourself a bit later anyway.
Meditation guide
Always was, is, and always shall be.
- Jun 22, 2020
- 6,082
Maybe there is some other way for you? Or do you have some heavy boots? I love snakes and most are not poisonous or dangerous. If you wave your arms at them over your head they leave.I agree with the others here, wear heavy boots, and wave your arms. I was raisied around timber rattlesnakes, I never was afraid of them BUT I respected them. I had alot of encounters with them and all they ever wanted to do is get away from me. Of course if I seemed threating they would coil, but i went one way and so did the snake and we continued living. Over all heavy boots if needed and you will be fine. Most snakes are non poisonous. Love and peace to you. You are such a nice and caring person, LOVE IT!
Unless you're in Australia I doubt forest snakes will give you too much trouble. They don't really want to encounter you.
Cherrypea
I remember when all this will be again
- May 3, 2020
- 419
I live in Brazil. Yes, I guess there are plenty of snakes around here.
Cherrypea
I remember when all this will be again
- May 3, 2020
- 419
Or India, apparently its a huge problem in rural
Yes slightly different to the UK then x
FlyMe2TheMoon
I'm just so tired.
- Sep 30, 2020
- 48
I doubt you'll run into any snakes in the forest, but that really depends on your area. If snakes are a big problem where you live, there's really not much you can do to prevent yourself from seeing snakes.
Wild snakes generally don't desire to be around humans. They'll probably slither away from you, or ignore you completely, as long as you do the same. You're huge and scary to them.
Be sure to wear boots to protect yourself from any potential snake bites.
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Arcanist
- Aug 26, 2020
- 405
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