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COME ON people, would it be so difficult to release it NEAR the workplace? Odds are it was there for sometime before it was even noticed!
Who cares if people don't want it there, what they don't know didn't hurt them before. Put the animal back where it belongs: in it's home.
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99 out of 100 people would have killed it on site. Luckily, the 1/100 found it and removed it. If you put it back, you sign its death certificate.
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And since Mr. Hurd can be so petty as to be insulting, I shall say, I never thought you were smart at all, Chuck.
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Of course, I take that as a compliment from you, anything else would mean we think alike. =)
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This is just about the funniest post i have read all month. SCR if i am not understanding you right then give me a heads up but if i am, you have the most asinine way of thinking. Of course a wild caught snake belongs in the wild, duh, its common sence dude. Also i have caught and released snakes plenty of times, take the snake a few miles in the woods and release it, having a 2 option way of thinking on this is Stupid. Either sell it or kill it, LMAO.
Just relase it in the backwoods.
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Most research concludes that when you relocate adult pit vipers they never assimilate and die within the first year. So, you have killed, I mean relocated plenty of snakes? Good work. Few more like you, we won’t have to worry about collecting snakes, all will be dead. As with Katt, I am quite glad you think my logic is asinine. Reassures me that I am right.
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