Author Topic: Rattlesnake Killin'  (Read 15513 times)

Borrow a bow and arrow from a local range.  If you have good aim then I recommend this.
My dad has a handgun, but I am sure the neighborhood wouldn't appreciate any gunshots.

javelinas
Is that some sort of female rocket launcher?

I lived in Surprise.

I went hiking around Thunderbird and the White Tanks and never saw anything that interesting. :c

I saw scorpions fairly often and black widows a lot.

You must have lived in the city then. When you live in Fountain Hills which has a great deal of open lots and ditches to prevent street overflow when our monsoon comes, you get rattlesnakes, coyotes, javelinas, scorpions, king-snakes, tarantulas, bobcats, etc.
MOVE TO FOREST

KILL ANIMALS

My dad has a handgun, but I am sure the neighborhood wouldn't appreciate any gunshots.
Are you willing to pay $500 on a silencer/suppressor?

Is that some sort of female rocket launcher?

Are you willing to pay $500 on a silencer/suppressor?
Haha, no.
MOVE TO FOREST

KILL ANIMALS
Why not just kill animals here?




Rocks

Rocks everywhere.
Haha.

Use it
I've already seen a snake's head cut off by a shovel, I want difference, variation, funness. :D


Use it
Longer one.  WAY longer.

Do not refer to this as a richard joke.

Hmm...

Get a cattle prod, and then have some fun.

AGH, I don't mean rape it.

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Leave snakes alone. Many people are bitten because they try to kill or handle a snake or get a closer look at it.
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Cats do kill snakes and snake prey
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Snake-A-Way or mothballs or sulfur work
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Keeping a well maintained and clean yard, educating the family about the snake species, and keeping a careful watch on your surrounding environment when involved in outside activities
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Ok, so let's just leave it in this lady's back yard for it to bite them, eh?

BBGun is probably what we are going to use. Load a few pellets into it's head, if not in it's head, in it's body and let it bleed out.