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Posted by Jeremy G on August 28, 2002 at 07:22:48:
In Reply to: Re: Which do you prefer? posted by nightflight99 on August 27, 2002 at 13:20:57:
You know you free handle, especialy when working with your one eyed spitting cobra! Stop BSing everybody!!! LOL HaHaHa :-D
What is up my Cajun Nazi type freind? Hows the Big Easy been treaten ya? Hit me up when you get a chacne at work bro or if not, shoot me your home digits again and Ill give you a ring. Its been a long time.
All the best Thomas,
Jeremy
:Hooks hands-down. While it certainly depends on bit on the species of snake you are trying to capture, I know of no domestic species that is difficult to catch without tongs. As some of the previous posters have mentioned, double-hooking often works with squirmy specimens.
:As far as the quality of tongs goes, my choice are the Midwest GGs. They are of exceptional high quality, and their design keeps both snake and handler safe from injury, thereby making this tool highly practical for even non-herpers, such as ranchers, farmers, animal control, etc. An experienced herper will probably not need tongs for any domestic species or domestic field work.
