How to catch snakes is the safest?

1. Mu Cha method When a poisonous snake is found in the wild, you can sneak up from behind, and then take it by surprise. Use a special Mu Cha to accurately hold the snake's neck, fix Mu Cha with one hand to prevent the poisonous snake from escaping, and hold the snake's head and neck with the other hand, and put down Mu Cha to hold its second half, so that it can be captured alive without being bitten.

2. Masking method This method is suitable for catching king cobra or cobra with fierce temperament and large size. When the captor approaches it, it tends to erect its head and neck and make a "whirring" sound in its mouth. At this time, he can accurately throw a hat, clothes, sacks or hemp fibers to the snake head to cover his head, and quickly press it with his hands, step on his body with his feet, and then try to grab his head and neck and throw it into the snake cage quickly.

3, lighting method Most wild snakes are afraid of light, especially gold ring snakes and silver ring snakes, and their eyes will darken immediately after strong light irradiation. To catch these two kinds of snakes at night, you should bring a miner's lamp with enough electricity to illuminate the head of the snake, and often make it shrink into a ball, and then it will be much easier to catch.

4. Net bag method This method is suitable for catching moving snakes and snakes swimming in the water. That is, use a long-handled net bag (the net bag is made into a cylinder with dense mesh) to directly cover the snake head from the back of the snake body, and then suddenly retrieve it. The snake will enter the net bag, quickly twist the net handle, wrap the net bag around the tree, lock the net mouth so that the snake can't get out, and then catch the snake or directly pour it into the snake cage.

5. The iron tongs method is suitable for smaller snakes, such as Agkistrodon halys, bamboo leaf snakes and red chain snakes. , can be firmly clamped with ordinary pliers commonly used at home.