Appreciating the Beauty: Spotting a Majestic Cottonmouth in the Wild
Hunter W
4 months ago | Nature Photography
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David N
4 months ago
Like non venomous snakes I'd let them live as they have their place in nature. Get a nice picture if I can and leave them be.🐍
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Hunter W
4 months ago
@David my thoughts exactly!
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Chuck S
4 months ago
Kill them on sight and this is why. Rattle snake bite on one of our bulls.
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Sean S
4 months ago
Admire them, safely take a pic, and then we go our separate ways!
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Logan K
4 months ago
Depends on where there at near your animal and house kill on sight but anywhere else on the property leave them alone. I live in MN so we don’t have venomous snakes they only exist in southern MN and only one kind super rare to even run into one but there there.
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RollTruck C
4 months ago
I would kill a venomous snake because I have almost been bitten by a rattlesnake
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John W
4 months ago
Kill on site
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Samuel G
4 months ago
It depends
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Dallas D
4 months ago
If they’re venomous I kill on sight.
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I’m an average joe that grew up hunting and fishing in Indiana with my father. The hobby turned into a lifestyle and here I am today with my wife and our best friend Robert hunting, fishing, and filming for Venture Hunt & Fish.
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