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Old 07-12-12 | 02:03 AM
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slcbob
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Originally Posted by nashcommguy
My first aid kit contains all of the above w/some hydrogen peroxide. Living very rural a snake-bite kit is part of my first-aid kit as well. While it may seem like a bit silly, I saw a 6 ft rattler on my street last year. It was at night and he was 'warming' himself on the pavement. Needless to say I came to a slamming halt until he slithered away into the bushes. Got a SB kit the next day.
I'm having a difficult time thinking of an item that could be more ponderable regarding its wisdom in a first aid kit. I assume you're talking about a little cut & suck kit. There's a good amount of legend behind their effectiveness but tons of analysis that indicates they are no good.

Any informed opinions on snake bite treatment?
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