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  • Reviewed by peterenton on Nov 29 2008, 11:36am

    this reminds me of that fantastic video with the guy biting the python and the newsreader can't stop craking up, so the tech guy keeps putting it up on the screen in an attempt to make her completely lose it.

  • Rated by Trygle12 on Sep 29 2008, 8:49pm

    Better than using guns. This is a real man's hunt.

  • Rated by houdney on Sep 29 2008, 7:56pm

    I know a woman who's called the snake swallower, she lives a few houses down.

  • Rated by Stoppelism on Sep 29 2008, 6:08pm

    Not the most desirable job, but it has great benefits, right?

  • Rated by demonveen on Sep 20 2008, 1:49pm

    Wow -- and you thought your job sucked.

  • Rated by captainarses on Sep 18 2008, 12:33am

    trial and error? dang.

  • Rated by MQuestionable on Sep 17 2008, 7:43pm

    That's pretty badass.

  • Rated by Dreamerr on Sep 17 2008, 5:29pm

    What at first might seem like a remarkably bad idea is actually a well-planned assault. In southern Africa, traditional python hunters display their technique for capturing and killing the enormous reptiles. African rock pythons (python sabae) are among some of the largest snakes in the world, reaching over 6 m in length. While their relatives the Burmese pythons are known for their docility, African pythons are much more vicious, as this hunter finds out first-hand.

  • Rated by spencer911 on Sep 17 2008, 3:35pm

    These Guys Catch Pythons With Their Bare Hands

  • Rated by javamanjoe on Sep 17 2008, 3:04pm

    THESE GUYS CATCH PYTHONS WITH THEIR BARE HANDS. AMAZING PHOTOS. Thanks 'rjj'. What at first might seem like a remarkably bad idea is actually a well-planned assault. In southern Africa, traditional python hunters display their technique for capturing and killing the enormous reptiles. African rock pythons (python sabae) are among some of the largest snakes in the world, reaching over 6 m in length. While their relatives the Burmese pythons are known for their docility, African pythons are much more vicious, as this hunter finds out first-hand.