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A few years back, my Daugher left me with her Corn Snake. Slinky was regularly handled by both of us. He was right close to 6' long when he went to the eternal den. Great pet - didn't bark, puke/pee/crap on the carpet, didn't need to go for walks, never woke me up in the middle of the night...

Outstanding, Bob!

Don't worry about it, Steve. Travers is like the fly in your house that keeps coming back.

Or folks who had a harrowing experience

. . . people keep bringing them right back.

Based on my observations, snakes become comfortable around the people with whom they have frequent contact, i.e., those feeding, handling, performing frequent general care. I assume snakes recognize a person's scent & unique voice vibration pattern & over time come to view them as non-threatening.

Right up there with "I used to like to do it but I don't remember why."

Looks like a great place to have a greater time. Enjoy!

Field of Dreams Frequency

Safe travels & have fun, SG.

3 years in & I still experience spectacle spectacles . . .

So it's a sideways salmon . . .?:rolleyes:

The Gripes of Wrasse?;)

Our Daughters are kindred spirits.

Folks who believe that they are always the "trainer" and the dog is always the "student" are sadly mistaken . . .

Dogs view their owners as part of their pack. Cats consider them servants.

Paddlefish . . . Flying Fish . . .

https://news.orvis.com/fly-fishing/photos-of-the-day-sturgeon-on-a-fly

Condolences, Matt.