Re: Rattlesnakes

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From: T. E. Salveson
Date: Sun, 08 Sep 1996 00:00

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Actually, baby rattlers are as venomous if not more so than larger 
snakes...they have not learned to release their venom as selectively as 
older snakes and can give you a large dose.  We have many snakes around 
the house and barn at my in-laws and always carry a pistol with snake 
shot.

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From: "T. E.  Salveson" <cottonwoods@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: Rattlesnakes
Date: 1996/09/08
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