Saturday, February 17, 2018
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
How to Survive a Cobra Encounter - EDUCATIONAL
How to Survive a Cobra Attack
Surviving a cobra attack can be a real squeeze. This will be a shorter post, but very informative.
To begin, we will make a list of things you can do if you see one.
- Back away if you see a cobra in the grass. They usually warn by rearing up before they strike
Wear tall boots and large socks. This may help deflect the bite.
- Be careful when hiking in tall grass and around rocks. These are prime sunning spots for the snake.
Now it's time for some fun facts!
- Cobras only inhabit Indonesia, Australia, and some of South America
- Their venom can kill within fifteen minutes
- Their neck bares out as a warning sign, so watch for it
Monday, February 12, 2018
Rabies-Infected Dog Info
Rabid Dogs
Rabid dogs are extremely dangerous. Heck, anything with Rabies is dangerous. To survive a dog attack, you'll need a taser, some dog spray, and a whacking stick.
Interesting Facts About Rabies
When dealing with a rabid dog, all you can do is not let it bite you. People who are infected by Rabies usually die. Some parents and grandparents have been known to chain themselves to a tree to defend their children or grandchildren from them after they go mad.
That is, if they can't reach a hospital in time.
Friday, February 9, 2018
Friday, February 2, 2018
How to Hunt Deer with Bow & Arrow
Bow Hunting
Bow hunting is fun and exciting; not to mention quiet enough to not scare the rest of the herd away. If you want t hunt deer, this is the place to learn. It is quick and painless if you hit them in the eye, but quieter than guns.
Finding and Killing Your Prey
To begin, you must find your prey. If you live in the Appalachian Mountains, this will come easy. There are plenty of deer and game to catch. Scout out a deer or a deer herd.
Aim for the eye or the heart, and make sure your aim is precise; then fire.
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