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Abeercan01
at Mon Sep 8 10:06:50 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Abeercan01 ]
>>Not entirely true. A cottonmouth will coil up and open up it's mouth as a warning to potential threats. That's the only one I know of for sure that will show their fangs
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>>If you watch closely, however, you will see that a cottonmouth generally keeps its fangs folded carefully against the roof of its mouth and out of the way when doing it's open mouth display.
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>>If their intent was to show you their fangs, I think they would actually bring them forward.
Sorry, I thought they all did. The place I hunt in early wood duck season is cottonmouth country. They are everywhere. I did have one open up it's mouth at me as I stepped over a log and and I clearly saw it's fangs and it also struck at me. Luckily I wear canvas chest waders and they are snake bite proof so the fangs weren't able to penetrate. I just thought since that one did, they all did. my bad LOL
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RE: Hooded snake of mystery in New Engla - Abeercan01, Mon Sep 8 10:06:50 2008