Re: SnakeEncounter?
Supposedly they can strike out 1/2 their body length. That would be
1-2 feet for most GC sized rattlers. However, I don't want to find
out
that isn't true...
Robert R. Marley 2000-04-29 23:05:29 #2935
Re: [grandcanyon] Hike Time Again!
If you are really weight conscious take 100% grain alcohol, sometimes
called Everclear. If you mix up aspartame lemonade and add 5-10%
grain alcohol you have...
Robert R. Marley 2000-04-29 22:43:05 #2934
Re: SnakeEncounter?
I'd probably just walk on by (cautiously), because most of my
encounters w/ GC pinks have been at a lot closer range than 5 ft (not
on purpose!), and they...
patricia corry 2000-04-29 12:29:09 #2933
Re: [grandcanyon] general information
For what it's worth, Marsanne, I also think the Hermit is harder than
other trails like the Tanner that are supposed to be more difficult.
The Hermit is...
patricia corry 2000-04-29 12:04:42 #2932
Re: [grandcanyon] SnakeEncounter?
Thank you, Heather, Doug, and Ken. I was a TV reporter for 12 years and
covered many floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc, as well as as many other,
nicer...
firefly 2000-04-29 10:19:48 #2931
Re: [grandcanyon] SnakeEncounter?
Marsanne, We encountered a beautiful little "canyon pink" in Surprise Valley
and he was about 3 feet from the trail. He had NO interest in us and...
Heather Moore 2000-04-29 09:52:09 #2930
Re: [grandcanyon] SnakeEncounter?
A friendly wave as you pass by is suggested for a snake 5 feet from
the trail. Snakes conserve venom and energy for food or defense.
Maximum striking...
Doug Nering 2000-04-29 09:28:08 #2929
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