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Old 02-10-15, 09:50 AM   #1
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Re: Rattlesnake killed by feeder squirrel

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I was feeding my rattle a squirrel I caught and made sure was not sick with any disease or parasite I fed him to my rattle but to my surprise the squirrel charged at the rattlesnake and did a sort of crocodile death roll and kept biting at it before I could intervene my poor rattle got a big hole in his head which sadly got infected he later died why did this happen? I thought squirrels were commonly fed to snakes
I have been keeping snake for over 20+ years and have never heard of any one feeding squirrels.

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I have been keeping snake for over 20+ years and have never heard of any one feeding squirrels.

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there's folk over here who feed DEAD wild squirrels to their snakes mate

don't know how big your squirrels are in the States though Chuck ?


as long as the prey has not been exposed to pesticides,etc...

over here folk will feed wild prey if they have access to them,most folk shoot the prey,then use a medical metal detector to find the bullet or pellets used,then remove them

free food if you have permission to shoot on unfarmed countryside type land


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Re: Rattlesnake killed by feeder squirrel

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there's folk over here who feed DEAD wild squirrels to their snakes mate

don't know how big your squirrels are in the States though Chuck ?


as long as the prey has not been exposed to pesticides,etc...

over here folk will feed wild prey if they have access to them,most folk shoot the prey,then use a medical metal detector to find the bullet or pellets used,then remove them

free food if you have permission to shoot on unfarmed countryside type land


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Lol the squirrels here in the states can get as big as small dogs. The brown squirrels my dad hunts some can be 15-17 inches long not including the tail and have ALOT of girth.
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Lol the squirrels here in the states can get as big as small dogs. The brown squirrels my dad hunts some can be 15-17 inches long not including the tail and have ALOT of girth.
most of my Carpets would still handle some of those big guys mate

also for all the larger snakes it's free food,do you not have anything large enough to eat what your dad shoots ?

as long as the shot is removed and the squirrels are not exposed to pesticides,etc,they make ideal prey

or do you guys eat them yourselves ?

ive heard squirrels are very tasty


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