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    I have killed several diamondbacks and cottonmouths with my bow and arrow while hunting when they were coiled and blocked my path. I ate a little bit of two snakes... One was cooked briefly over the campfire and the other was crunchy and deep fried by snake pros. The one cooked over the fire was dry (with bones) and the other was covered in crunchy batter, deep fried and spicy... They both had little sharp bones inside that are like fish-bones or such.

    Glad I ate it just to say I did, but I wouldn't wait one minute through a drive-through window even if they had snake on the dollar menu. (Uhg)
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