People who keep snakes have a screw loose.
You are exactly right, I’m no psychotherapeutic m.d or nothing, but I agree with you. The same goes for them folks that own pit-bulls, studies show that a screw is loose in their social skill area.
Snake-owners and pit-bull owners. Birds of a feather.
(Now watch the snake handlers/lovers come out of their holes to get me.)
And people that snatch other peoples animals and has surgical procedures performed without the owners permission are nuts.
My son and I have a ball python. We’re not exactly sociopaths.
People who don’t kill their limit of deer every season and allow feral cats to live have a screw loose too.
I killed a bull snake yesterday. After dropping a large rock on his head and dousing him with cold water I blew him in half with my 12 Gage.
It makes my day if I can run over a snake while driving. I try to avoid hitting all other animals.
I am getting pretty good at blowing snakes apart with my 12 Ga. I can’t recall if the over or under barrel fires first, but I aim both barrels in line just below the head so that whichever barrel fires I still end up with severed snake.
Usually parts of the snake go flying up into the air and I have a creepy fear that a piece of the evil critter will fly back at me and land on me. I even hate worms for looking like snakes. You won’t catch me wearing or eating any snake.
I once skinned a couple of snakes. It was creepy. Hours after shoveling off their heads I threw them in a sink full of hot water to clean them and they thrashed about like mad. The Damn things are possessed.