Snake
Safety Education (Adult
Groups)
See
Mr. Clint's articles in Texas Deer Association Magazine!
Safety
Meetings
Are you looking for new safety meeting ideas? Tired of the boring
safety meeting where the speaker "ums" and "ahs"
and talks monotone? If so, contact Michelle at 713-934-7668
or email michelle@texassnakes.net
to set up a time for Clint the SnakeMan to come educate and
entertain at your upcoming safety meeting.
A
typical meeting runs one hour. Our goal is to fit your needs,
so ask about our different talks:
20
minute (includes ID and bite safety)
30 minute (includes ID and bite safety)
45 minute (includes mimics, ID and bite safety)
1 hour (includes ID, mimics, bite safety common snakes in your
area)
1.5 hours (includes arachnids)
2 hours (includes arachnids and insects)
3 hours (includes arachnids, insects and field identification)
Snake
Safety
Snake Safety means awareness of your surroundings, how to spot
a snake and what to do when you see a snake.
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A
day without an incident is no accident.
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Clint
the SnakeMan will show your group how to handle a snake and
remove it safely.
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Know
the venomous snakes that live where you live and where you
travel
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Know
how to tell the difference between venomous and nonvenomous
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Know
how to make a snake move without getting near it
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Know
how to treat a snake bite prior to reaching the hospital
Learn
how to ID mimics:

With
a scheduled presentation, Texas Snakes & More will provide
one complimentary 11 X 17 poster showing the venomous snakes
of Southeast Texas for your worksite/organization area (more
available at a discounted rate). See our products
page to order additional posters.
Experience
Clint
Pustejovsky's snake handling training began at age 11. Clint
continues his own education on reptile taxonomy (the identification
of animals) and advancements in snake venoms for medical research.
He enjoys public speaking and teaching about Texas snakes
and other wildlife. Clint has delivered presentations to Boy
Scouts of America troops, churches, businesses and colleges.
Click
here for some common snake terms!
Click
here for some common snake myths!
Cost
is based on:
Partial Client
List:
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ExxonMobil
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Lubrizol
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Praxair
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Tarkett
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Schlumberger
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Air
Liquide
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Texas Children's
Hospital
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Johnson Engineering
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Washington County
Wildlife Society
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Texas
Parks & Wildlife
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Conoco
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Houston Audubon
Society
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Nature Discovery
Center
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Houston Fire
Department
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City
of Houston
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City
of Deer Park
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ConocoPhillips
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Bandera
Electric Cooperative
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Chevron
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Huntsman
Venom
Links
Snake
Venom May Slow Cancer Growth
Natural
Toxin Research Center
Contact Clint Pustejovsky at 713-934-7668 or
clint@texassnakes.net
for more information!
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