Snake gaiters

Allen

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When I was a youth, I helped the local baitshop guy trap minnows down by Mandaree. Sweet mother of Jesus if that area wasn't snake infested. We used homemade traps that would often catch 5-7 gallons of minnows at a time, so we would have to literally run from the shore to the truck about 60-70 yds up the hill to get the minnows into the old freezer before they'd start to die. Several times while RUNNING I would see a snake pass under my feet. Stupid...I know, but none ever struck out at me. I think every time it was when I had empty buckets and was running down hill, so must have been going too fast. Not so sure I'd have been as lucky if I had run over one going up the hill with two full 6 gallon buckets. That was the slower leg of the journey. :D
 


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Allen I might take you up on the offer. Especially after these two jackwagons were successful in their campaign to realign my thoughts.
 

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I wear mine all the time checking trail cams, early season hunting. Not many around where I hunt but never know. I'd rather spend $60 and wear them just incase that rack up a big medical bill or die
 

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meh, skip the gay looking boots. Hope to get bit. It'll put hair on your chest - Bill Brasky style
 


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dirty mike got bit by a rattlesnake once, so he grabbed it, tied it into a bowtie and wore it the rest of the day. Damn thing is the snake didnt mind a bit. Very fashionable look in New York now. Dirtymike is a son of a bitch.
 

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dirty mike got bit by a rattlesnake once, so he grabbed it, tied it into a bowtie and wore it the rest of the day. Damn thing is the snake didnt mind a bit. Very fashionable look in New York now. Dirtymike is a son of a bitch.

Haha. Anyone think of yelling BILL BRASKY whilst thrusting a mug of beer in the air.
 

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Rattle snakes generally arn't to aggressive. I grew up in AZ as kids we would hunt for them with BB guns and never got bit. I have heard the are afraid of pink tights so maybe pick up a pair of those cheaper than the boots.

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Don't know if it is the same out here but in AZ they quite rattling when humans were aroun. Do rely on them letting you know thier there.
 

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Oh yes, the pink tights works very well, or pink yoga pants. I forgot the exact science behind it, but it has worked very well for me in the past.....
 


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finally some real experts wade in with some solid advice not based on anecdotal evidence Thumbs Up

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plz post pics mike
 

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Allen I might take you up on the offer. Especially after these two jackwagons were successful in their campaign to realign my thoughts.

I'll dig around the outdoors goods corner of my shop to find them over the coming weekend. Unless they became self locomoting like some of my other stuff post divorce, you can sure take them with you.
 

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I'm thinking the camo snake boots combined with the pink leggings is the only way to go. Sounds like the safest option and you would likely start a new hunting fashion trend.
 

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Thanks Allen. And if you don't find them, I won't have to waste any money buying things since I have a solid inventory of pink leggings.

Does it matter if there is writing on them? I hope not.
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You'll want the ones that have "juicy" written across the ass. Those are best ones to have.
 


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I can't wait till someone gets a trailcam pic of some bearded outdoorsman in pink sweat pants....
 

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You'll want the ones that have "juicy" written across the ass. Those are best ones to have.

I have seen these "juicy" sweats on a few occasions and it never seems to sit well with me. Why must the heavy chicks always wear the tight pants. In a land of 100 women, 5 can wear juice sweats, but the other 95 seem to be the ones in them
 

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I've got a 14 button (rattle--wtfe they're called) from the Long X Rd. Good vehicle kill. Should have a hatband too but knife was dull and time constraints put rattle in plastic Skoal container.
 


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