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I have been a bit slow on posting reviews of the last couple of Strike King, but it is time to catch up
who is the little child that Harry Potter met in King Cross with Dumbledore after he was Strike King struck by Voldemort?
who is the little child that Harry Potter met in King Cross with Dumbledore after he was struck by Voldemort in Deathly Hallows? Thank you.
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December 28th, 2010 at 4:13 pm
I have many of both. Kingsnakes are definitely more likely to bite than a ball python. However, kingsnakes have much better appetites than ball pythons, and their bites are probably a little less painful than a ball python bite. Both are great snakes. Kingsnakes can become very tame just like a ball python, so don’t let the biting scare you.
December 29th, 2010 at 4:41 am
Actually Triton was a “lesser” greek God.He is a sea God and I’m sure that is the connection in Disney’s movie (which was actually an adaptation of a Hans Christian Anderson story. Hans is the one who first used Triton.)
December 29th, 2010 at 3:47 pm
You should definitely give Dean Koontz a try! Here’s a list of faves:LightningWatchersFear NothingSeize the NightOdd Thomas*Forever Odd*Brother Odd*Odd Hours*Winter MoonFalse MemoryPhantomsMidnightFrankenstein Book #1: Prodigal SonFrankenstein Book #2: City of NightFrankenstein Book #3: Dead and Alive (release date: 7/28/09)*indicates series
December 30th, 2010 at 4:35 am
Wins list:1.)Cy Young- 5112.)Walter Johnson- 4173.)Grover Cleveland Alexander and Christy Mathewson- 3735.)Pud Galvin- 364Strikeout list:Nolan Ryan- 5,714Randy Johnson- 4,875Roger Clemens- 4,672@I.Rey- why’d you copy my answer?
December 30th, 2010 at 4:29 pm
Heres a short list:Rapala Shad Rap Berekly Flicker ShadRatLtrap bleeding shad colorXrap (and Xrap Shad)Smithwick RougeRattlin’ RapalaMany other lure manufactors make nice shad colored lures.Good luck man
December 31st, 2010 at 4:41 am
Snakes (especially snakes that are oly occassionally handled) feel defensive in their own cage.I have found event the most aggressive snakes will handle extremely calm-like once you get the snake out of the cage……….i.e. not messing with it is in its home.It just sounds like the snake has been handled less and less and has become less tame as of consequence. Try this : take a metal clothe hanger and cut it so it stretches out in a long line of a wire…..now, bend it in on itself so it’s half the length it was……………….now, bend that into the shape of a candy cane(hook)………………now you can “scoop” the snake out of its cage and transfer into your hand easier.
December 31st, 2010 at 4:03 pm
I had a friend give me a couple packs of the Rage Tail Shads weeks ago. You DO break the tail section. You actually rig them texas style, but no weight, with the shad laying flat (sideways), and the tail up. The baits are topwaters, and are meant to be burned across the top like a buzzbait. The extra large tail really creates havoc on the water which can draw ferocious strikes.Make sure the shad is flat with the hook point on top like a topwater frog. This was also demonstrated on Strike Kings’ tv show “Pro Team Journal”. You may be able to catch it on Youtube!
January 1st, 2011 at 4:23 am
I heard someone mention it. I haven’t seen it but they guys I talked to said it was a pretty hot lure. Let me know if you find it. Good luck and tight lines!
January 1st, 2011 at 4:12 pm
I have several snakes and three kingsnakes. When any snake goes through a shed phase, called ecdysis, their old skin and eye caps separate from the new developing skin and eye caps. The new vascularity of the developing tissue causes the blue effect. At this time they are almost totally blind and because they feel in jepardy they will strike at anything that startles them. What I suggest is you get a tupperware type container/ waterbowl container with a snug snap on lid and cut a hole in the center just big enough for the snake to get through. Make sure the edges are smooth! The container and the hole should be large enough for the snake to get completely in and soak with some extra room. Fill the water container about 1/3 full because when the snake goes into it the water lever will rise and it might overflow if its too full. This method allows the snake a safe snug place to hide and soak and because the container has a lid it is less likely to spill when you take it out to clean it and change the water. When your snake is done shedding inspect him and make sure he has shed completely, especially both eye caps. As far as heat goes, make a hot basking spot of about 82-86 degrees F and make sure the heat is on only half the cage so the snake has a heat gradient and can choose where he wants to be.good luck!
January 2nd, 2011 at 4:05 am
They have a problem with everyone that isn’t a carbon copy of what they are.