If red touches black, you're okay jack; If red touches yellow, you're a dead fellow.
Apr 12, 2008 Rating
More info by: Nomad
I have heard that not all snakebites include the injection of venom.I myself would always treat one as if I had been injected.There may be visible fang marks but if there isn't any burning sensation other than the bite itself a person may have gotten lucky.
I met a women who was bitten by a copperhead when she sat on it.This occured while she and some friends were morel hunting.She wasn't injected but did have fang marks.
"SAFE JOURNEY'S"
Nov 03, 2007 Rating
Preventing snakebites by: Mike
To reduce your risk of snakebite - leave snakes alone.Most snakes usually avoid people if possible and bite only when threatened or surprised.
- Stay out of tall grass
- Be cautious when gathering firewood and climbing rocks
