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    Re: Cobra loose in southern California city

    Quote Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    The wife showed me this earlier. I'm sure the owner well step forward and take responsibility .

    I wonder if it just got out or if its worse than that and it earned its freedom by taking out its owner.

    This popped into my head. What would I do if I ran across this guy outside?
    Do you,
    A. Report it and get negative attention for the hobby.
    B. Take the chance and wrangle it yourself.
    C. Dispatch it and tell nobody.

    I have no friends with hots and no snake tools or hot housing. Being that it is a cobra and the other facts I just stated I may pick C. It's a tough question that I have never considered until now. Just thinking out loud. What would you do?
    Now this is probably a stupid idea, but I'd probably try to get a large plastic tub over it, weight it down, and keep watch on it while I call local herp people (thinking King Fox in particular) and see if they know of anyone to take it on.
    Alluring Constrictors

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