kilimanjaro
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Contrary to popular belief, a snake tastes like a snake. To me, anyway.
Contrary to popular belief, a snake tastes like a snake. To me, anyway.
should have known... need more specifics.
1. I am only looking for the rules specific to Montana.
2. I don't want to kill every snake I find, but if I'm setting up a camp site I'm damn sure not going to set up my sleeping bag 10 feet from a rattler and I somehow think I'm more likely to get bitten trying to remove a snake from my camp site than by just killing it.
3. although snakes do control vermin, a single snake is going to remove, what? 1 mouse per week? a coyote or bobcat will knock out a half dozen mice per night if there is no other easy food source around, so will owls, foxes, etc etc. removing a single rattlesnake is not going to mean a huge difference against the vermin onslaught.