Snake Trap,Requested Post,Not 4 faint hearted

[Rootball]

Heya peeps, could you go over how to make the trap again....Im only partly getting the idea



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Yeah snakes are edible but they dont taste like eel. Eel is a fish and the unagi you are eating at the sushi bar is a fresh water eel, a river fish.

 

[notapandabear13]

EWWW! JK. thats so cool! how long did it take you to catch that many????

 

[purpletree23]

I seen a lot of 'graphic' posts on BYC but nothing like this. I think I'm going to die! If I ever have a snake problem I'm sending you a plane ticket....YUCKYUCKYUCK

 

[PeepsInc]

It took 2 days to catch those. Yes there still all alive. As far as disposing of them. I prefer a 12 gauge. snakes carry salmonella because they crawl threw there poo.So I don't think I'd eat one,but the crows love E'm.

The basic idea behind it is to twist the inside layers,with a loosely fitting cylinder shaped piece on the outside. Peg it tight to the ground about every 2 foot. You can make smaller sections,for easier snake removal.

 

[deerman]

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Chickens,and chicken eggs also can carry salmonella, but its destroy when cook. so it would be ok to eat if cooked.

Nice trap!!!

 

[buck-wild-chick]

I wonder what snake taste like?

Anyone know? lol

 

[Terri]

so sorry for your really bad snake problem, yuk

 

[chseeads]

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Chicken?

 

[buck-wild-chick]

got the recipe ?

 

[darkmatter]

If you like the barn snakes around for rodent control, but don't like the egg eating ones-----try this.

Puncture an egg and blow out the innards. (stick in a broomstraw and whisk, then a straw and blow out the liquid). Fill the inside with plain old salt, tape the hole and replace the loaded egg back in the nest(s). Any snake that eats a salt filled egg will be eating its last meal.