U.S. Navy SEAL Guide to Food and Hunting Secrets by Don Mann

Author:Don Mann
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.
Published: 2012-09-06T04:00:00+00:00

Possible methods for catching a nonvenomous snake:

Distract the snake with a stick. Grasp its tail and lift the snake upwards, leaving the front part of its body on the ground.

Lay a large container on its side. Sweep snake in with a branch or a stick.

Use a large bushy stick. Allow the snake to “hide” in your makeshift “bush.” Tease the snake with another stick or by wiggling the bushy stick. The snake will often curl around the branches and twigs. Move your stick to where you want the snake to go and leave it there. The snake will leave when it feels safe.

Look for an area that has shade and bugs. When you see the snake, slowly and very, very carefully, pick it up by the head. Bring it over to the bag or container.

Grab the snake by the tail if possible, keeping the rest of your body as far away as you can. Pin the snake down by placing the stick directly behind its head and applying pressure to keep it from moving its head. Drop the tail and grab the pinned snake by the neck as close to the head as possible. Use your other hand to support the snake’s body and keep it from thrashing about. A large snake can easily free itself from your grip if you let it thrash.

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