twopaw
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I have an interest in owning a python although have not settled yet on all the fiddlies. I get visiting house geckoes, and maybe wild ones too.
I have bush camped in early 2007, in the hills of Brisbane area, up past The Gap and Paddington: and a wild huge python came up to me whilst laying in my tent for the night, a while after sundown after some campstove cooking.
And the snake first found its way under the tent floor, and went beside me as I lay on my back, I'd put my hands underneath my body, and it appeared beside me and then moved its way around my head and away from me and the tent. A very soothing and lovely thing to happen with a wild python. I lifted up the tent the next morning to move on, and saw the body size marked into the ground. It was maybe 10cm width! As I went for a walk in the first daylight, I noticed other signs of large pythons, with tracks of their bodies and their prey showing in the dirt/mud.
It had crashed in the bush before it came up to see me. I think. As I went for a scout around last light, and one biggie disappeared near rocks and crashed against the floor of the bush.
I've handled a few pythons before and find them very peaceful.
Blessings
twopaw
I have bush camped in early 2007, in the hills of Brisbane area, up past The Gap and Paddington: and a wild huge python came up to me whilst laying in my tent for the night, a while after sundown after some campstove cooking.
And the snake first found its way under the tent floor, and went beside me as I lay on my back, I'd put my hands underneath my body, and it appeared beside me and then moved its way around my head and away from me and the tent. A very soothing and lovely thing to happen with a wild python. I lifted up the tent the next morning to move on, and saw the body size marked into the ground. It was maybe 10cm width! As I went for a walk in the first daylight, I noticed other signs of large pythons, with tracks of their bodies and their prey showing in the dirt/mud.
It had crashed in the bush before it came up to see me. I think. As I went for a scout around last light, and one biggie disappeared near rocks and crashed against the floor of the bush.
I've handled a few pythons before and find them very peaceful.
Blessings
twopaw
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