Snakes Bandana 390

Most of the continental US has at least one of these nope ropes hiding under a rock or a log. Good to have a way of identifying one should your paths cross. Bandanas themselves have many uses outdoors. Keep one or several in your pack when you leave your house.

I needed this bandana for an event I was going to. I was very pleased with the size, color and quality. I wish they had a crab one in red of course.

The idea of combining a versatile piece of survival gear (bandana) with a venomous snake guide sounds excellent. Unfortunately this guide is poorly executed. The silkscreen print is not sharp or fine, with blurred ink so instead of accurate scale pattern details you get hazy solid ink blobs, and it's monochromatic, so in lieu of accurate colors, you get white blotches on green background. Also there are only a few species represented, and not look-a-likes, such as how to distinguish copperheads from cornsnakes or water snakes. The only real useful information is the head shape of pit vipers being diamond rather than triangular to account for venom organs and pits, but truth be told, if you're close enough to see venom sacks and pits and Jacobson organs, it's too late.

Useful carry for arid/desert hikes!