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    Re: Craigslit find. Not for me but was interesting.

    Quote Originally Posted by RickyNY View Post
    Totally agree with you
    Well, I'm fearless when it comes to asking questions, so if you're serious about it, start calling whatever agencies would regulate such things in N.Y.- if you
    have the wrong person or agency, they'll most likely know who you do need to speak with, & probably even give you their number.

    Personally, cobras aren't for me, too squirrelly!* I actually had one for a while (long story) years ago, along with some other venomous "illegal aliens" that were
    dumped on me. Fish & Game folks are really nice when you call them & ask what to do- but if they're knocking on your door because of a tip, hmm, not so much.
    (*but I safely enjoyed keeping various rattlesnakes for 20 years)

    If you're serious about working with a cobra, you should have experience with calmer hots first, IMO...and practice by keeping something harmless like a racer as if
    it was venomous for a while. Nothing wrong with being fascinated by these creatures, but living with them is another matter...and the key word IS "living".

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