The guys caught and killed another Fer-de-Lance. Here is Marcos with the kill of the day. So dangerous.
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
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Ginnee and Phil Hancock have bought a mountain with 20+ waterfalls and several rivers located South of Turrialba, Costa Rica. We have moved, ship our containers and began our eco project. We look forward to sharing our adventures with you. We are providing jobs for our caretaker family and built them a new home. We grow the sustainable crops of Guadua Angustifolia Bamboo to be used in bamboo construction and Vetevier which has roots 3 meters long.
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Good grief, Ginnee!! I hadn't ck'd your blog in a week or so and now when I do, what do I find but a Fer-de-lance photo!! That's one guy I don't want to meet!
Hope all's going well for you two...
Fer de Lance is common here, we kill 4 or more a week. They give birth to 100 live dangerous babies at one time.
I want to make shish-ka-bobs out of them. Pure protein. If we don't like the BBQed snake, then I will boil them and add the meat to my dog food. Parts are parts.
There is also an opportunity to make snake skin boots,and belts...the opportunities are endless.
At first glance I was not sure what he was holding up, but now I see clearly. Wow.
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