GULP!!!!

[feisty]

Has anyone tried the Gulp worms by Berkely...they are advertized on Fishing & Hunting news, look pretty good...2mor weeks and its me and the DAWG for 4 days fishing by ourselves in E Wa., man...I need it.Watch out graydiggers!!!!

[big john]

now, FEISTY, are you figgerin' on shooting gray diggers and using them for bait? perhaps two of them on a treble hook would work for "largemouth" bass, hehehe.

hope you and

[big john]

gee, the i-fish computer cut me off, saying something about "flood protection." well, it ain't raining here.

anyway, i hope you and DAWG have a great 4 days.

john

[feisty]

Thnx John, for the courteous reply...yeah, me and my Mutt Ausie are gonna have fun, peace and quiet, and yeah, Ive heard that the graydiggers are good bait...for coyotes...hop[e I can find a rattlesnake too, both for a hatband and to roast over a fire, chicken licken good, or so I have heard. Have a fine day, Sir

[big john]

FEISTY, if you come across a rattler, be sure you get it before it gets you. a neighbor went to move a flat basalt rock 2 years ago, and the small rattler spending the day under it bit his little finger. neighbor underwent treatment for months and months and a year later ended up with most of the use of the finger. the tissue damage done by venom was GHASTLY; it looked like his finger was simply rotting away!

john

[timinthegorge]

Ok you two..... Rattlers are simple. If you're going to lift a rock, look for holes under it, beforehand. So to speak.

Snakes are cautious. Us, not too. They'll stay quiet. Us, not so much. When they're disturbed, and riled up, they don't stand on ceremony before they strike. Much like us.....

Stay aware, watch where you walk, and stay out of their Way.... If you're aware, and you hear them, stop. And move back. Problem solved.

Hope that helps.... T :shrug:

[Grantspastor]

Feisty...I don't know about eatin those rattlers! They may taste like chicken...but they sure don't LOOK like chickens!