Posted by:
Matt Harris
at Mon Jun 5 09:51:33 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Matt Harris ]
...I think you're overlooking the reason pressure bandages are used. It because most neurotoxic species are Elapids, i.e., short fangs and the venom travels through the lymphatic system. I decent sized canebrake is still going to deliver a deep injection, which a pressure bandage won't be effective against.
Pressure bandages are effective because of the bite apparatus, NOT because of the venom characteristics.
The BEST BITE PROTOCOL for native hots.......CARRY A CELL PHONE!!
MH
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