"Pressure banadages are NOT to be used for envenomation by other species native to the USA as they keep the venom in the bitten area increasing the likelyhood of severe local damage and high compartmet pressure requiring surgical intervention."

I have to disagree. If I was to get bitten by ANY one of the neuro population canebrakes, I'd take my chances at wrapping the bite. Just my opinion, though.

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• Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - boz8883, Thu Jun 1 18:31:39 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - billstevenson, Thu Jun 1 20:05:15 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - boz8883, Thu Jun 1 20:48:10 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - billstevenson, Thu Jun 1 21:50:25 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - phobos, Thu Jun 1 20:20:26 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - joeysgreen, Fri Jun 2 05:37:05 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - phobos, Fri Jun 2 06:10:04 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - joeysgreen, Sat Jun 3 13:18:14 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - TJP, Sun Jun 4 16:27:10 2006
• RE: Venomous Snake Envenomation Protocols - phobos, Mon Jun 5 04:34:29 2006
• Yeah, but..... - Matt Harris, Mon Jun 5 09:51:33 2006
• Actually, Matt - TJP, Mon Jun 5 10:19:01 2006
• RE: Actually, Matt - Matt Harris, Mon Jun 5 10:46:01 2006
• RE: Actually, Matt - TJP, Mon Jun 5 13:30:12 2006
• RE: Actually, Matt - texasreptiles, Tue Jun 6 16:16:08 2006