Whether you have a fear of snakes like Indiana Jones (remember when he was forced to be in a pit with them?!) or you're not afraid of them in the slightest, a venomous snake still can bite you before you've had time to think about your options.
Unfortunately, the prepper who gets bit by a venomous snake may not pay attention to signs when going on a hike, isn't looking where he's walking, or may not use common sense when he sees a snake out in the wild and assumes it's not venomous.
Even though only 15 out of 8,000 bites annually end up as a fatality, there are still several things you can do to avoid being bit by a snake and becoming one of these people who become a part of the statistics.
After the break, find out how you can survive when you've been bitten by a snake in the woods. There may not always be help nearby, which is why you should know what you can do to help yourself in this type of life-threatening scenario.
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s**t out of luck most of the time
Snakes are a good source of protein.
How about making an incision connecting fang punchers and packing wound with activated charcoal.