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Looks like you were very successful. You don't look like you took too many bites! LOL. Congratulations.

Tame as could be? most of the net was strangling upper mid section ,so the whole time i was snipping it free from the netting there always a foot or two of neck and head free and nver got defensive almost as it knew i was helping? after he was free , a solid 5 or 10 minutes to cut him out,i threw him on my shoulders went inside and got the camera ,Tonite i will return it this evening to my back yard.

Way to rescue the poor guy!

I see you figured Photobucket out to post a decent-sized pic. Once you get the hang of it, it is second nature, and easy as pie man!

Goin' to Daytona Chris???

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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I can see why they gave the name coachwhip to this snake. This animal looks like a streak of greased lightning, when it is not balled up in netting, of course! LOL!

Nice face biter!

Sounds like all in all a cool and rewarding experience for both of you.

I was a good feeling for us both after hydrating and short recovery it went back to a defensive open mouth, striking behaveor upon release