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marcus0002
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An old post on another forum, skip to page 4 for a bit of a laugh
Posted 17 September 2010 - 10:53 AM
'stue', on 10 Sept 2010 - 07:42, said:simple facts,its not an opinion , a snake cant sustain any speed for that distance. no matter how mad he is,they just not built that way, they don't store or use energy in the way mammals do, be it downhill with the wind behind him or not unless he is chasing you down a cliff in free fall that is a stretch of the truth.it might feel like several hundred yards but i can assure you, if you pace it out its only a few yards
You do not know what you are talking about mate . I have seen it with my own eyes and been chased for at least two hundred yards. You are quoting theory about snakes , I am quoting experience .
I once got chased by a big red belly in early spring that came after me and covered about 30 yards then my dogs went at him and he chased them and struck twice at my bull mastiff cross that covered another fifty yards . Then I had to run and grab my dog and drag him away and the snake still chased us all down a hill for about 100 yards . I did not have a gun this day and eventually I found a fallen branch and then turned on him and he started running and ended up another 50 yards away in an old brick building where I cornered him and bashed his head in. You have not spent enough time in the bush and seen enough wild snakes , they are more capable than you think . Just because you don't see it often does not mean it can't happen . You believe what ever you like but one day you might just get an real big surprise a deadly one.
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