Snakes On A Trail

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Former Marine and Ready Hiker, Chris, takes some time to explain how to be prepared in the event you encounter a snake on the hiking trail.
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@zorro70066 4 года назад

The last I heard as an ent, they say don't apply a constricting ban above the wound any more. I think if it's a wet bite (poison injected), the patient will experience swelling and severe pain within 5 min. or so. I agree, hiking with a stick is a great idea. And making noise. While hiking over the years I have come across active rattlesnakes every month of the year when the weather was warm so heads up, thanks for the video.

@ralphonearth3101 3 года назад

This is 11 year old, non medical advise. No tourniquet.

@webhead2777 2 года назад

Here in San Diego a man was bitten when he walked past a brush pile

@georgecormier601 3 года назад

Thick leather boots that go up to your thighs. Better yet, stay the hell home and lock all doors and windows...... I absolutely hate snakes.

@shaungrace2776 6 лет назад

Good video.

@wildsmooth9201 2 года назад

I only see snakes in town or on popular trails. I have never seen a snake bushwhacking through the remote desert in Arizona. I still wear snake proof boots because I hike in areas that don't have trails often with taller grass and rocks.

@bernieeod57 4 года назад

Where in California are you? Me? Friant CA

@photo7839 5 лет назад

Thanks for the tips... I some times hike a trail and at the beginning of the trail there is a sign that says Beware of Rattlesnakes.. Its just 10 miles south of Las Vegas,. We have a lot of mountains and you can actually hike them up on paved walk paths. But I always wonder why I hike the trail with sign in my face,,,its a 3 ft triangle sign with a Rattlesnake on it.. the things I do to stay in shape. I haven't seen a snake yet. But I do carry a walking stick which makes noise,, again thanks for the advice..

@melissatodd1135 4 года назад

Sticks won't always help they can jump certain distance of there body

@belyndaca 3 года назад

I’ve seen several different snakes and just last week came head on with a rattle snake. It was 1/2 in the sun and 2/2 Under the shade right on the trail. It rattled and I had enough time to back away and head out another way