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Snake Handling Equipment: HOTS 101 Part 2

Cobra Master - Mar 8, 2013

By Allen Hunter Hello friends of the fanged ones, welcome to Pt.2 of Hots 101. This time I'll explain some of the tools and snake...

First Aid For Snake Bite: Prevention

Cobra Master - Sep 6, 2002

This is intended to be the 'Prevention' part of any First Aid For Snake Bite Guide. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of...

Snake Bite First Aid: GUIDE

Cobra Master - Mar 6, 2001

This is intended to be a Guide. Snake Bite First Aid The first thing is to remain calm. If you can identify the snake do so....

Types of Cobras: The Secret List

Cobra Master - Apr 17, 1998

Cobra scientific classifications There are dozens of types of cobras around the world, from the Indian Spectacled Cobra, Chinese Cobra, or the Philippine Cobra in...

Keeping Reptiles: Can You Keep Cobras?

Cobra Master - Feb 7, 1998

Keeping reptiles is a challenging task, but rewarding as well. For those readers wondering, here's a little more info on my two friends: Cleo, the...

Transporting a Snake That is Venomous

Cobra Master - May 8, 1997

HOTS 101: Part 3 By Allen Hunter After the first two articles on rules and tools, I felt that this article should address transporting a snake...

Handling Snakes That Are Venomous

Cobra Master - Jan 3, 1997

John Klein NOTE: The following posts are a very informative series about handling snakes that are venomous, written by an online friend and extremely knowledgeable hot...

Multiple Sclerosis: Snake Venom Treatment

Cobra Master - May 7, 1996

This is intended to be an information guide—competent medical attention should always be sought! Snakebite Treatment for Medical Professionals is discussed here. I receive many e-mails...

POISONOUS VENOM IS WHAT THIS GUY NEEDS

Cobra Master - Apr 5, 1996

"Poisonous Venom May Be Just What Doctor Ordered", Says Octogenarian By Tom Wells, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PUNTA GORDA, Fla. -- Bill Haast slid back the top...

Information and Treatment for Snake Bite

Cobra Master - Oct 6, 1995

0.0 OVERVIEW 0.2 CLINICAL EFFECTS 0.2.1 SUMMARY A. EDEMA: (1) In most cases, almost immediate SWELLING and EDEMA appear. Swelling is usually seen around the injured area within...