The Non-Bite Club

i have 42 balls and 1 gtp and never been bitten.
but i cheat and wear neoprene gloves with my neonate gtp :D

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Originally Posted by catawhat75

Never by one of my BPs. By Corns, my Childrens (every dang time you took her out and it wasn't just one tag, it was tag-tag-tag, nom nom nom) and an 8 ft Burm who had been missing in a store for 5 months and was cold and HUNGRY.

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How can an 8 foot burm be missing for that long in a store?? I wouldnt think they would be able to hide in too many places. Plus when they move from place to place someone has to notice right? Oh well, I think its awesome. Would be cool to tell customers theres a large snake loose in the store :)

I've had A'Kashja now for what will be 3 years in September. Never bitten. Only hissed at the first 2 times I tried to handle her when I first got her.

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Originally Posted by cassandra

*bites Heather*

yeah I think April wins bite club...but then I would guess the majority of her bites received are due to her employment, yes? :P

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Well if we're including bites from all species then.. I get bit (or at least bitten at) almost daily. lol I'd rather have a snake bite than a dog bite any day though..

Never been tagged :gj:

Once bitten, for me.

That is with blood drawn, I have been nipped and stuff. And the occasional garter, but those don't count.

I've got twelve bp's and 11 in the bator, I think my streak of never being bitten will end this year with the babies.

8 snakes here and haven't gotten tagged yet....My male pastel tried to get me once but I moved just in time. I kinda want to get it over with though :8:

Handled hundreds and hundreds of snakes both wild and tame, and never been bitten. I've been "bopped" by bluff strikes, but the mouth never came open. :gj:

being bit by snakes does not bother me at all, its the sound they make when they bite that makes me jump lol.

I also work with a ton of baby snakes and what i have found is that most balls are just bluff. I just go in palm first and if they strike it just bounces of my hand and then they curl up and retreat.