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I ran across this here ever dreaded and so VERY deadly rascal all coiled up and READY TO STRIKE !
The "special" mix fresh habanero sausage snake isn't something to play around with I tell ya .
its bite is for sure worse than its bark and will inflict damage like none other .
easy to identify in the field with its lil orange speckles just under the skin that visible to the naked eye at a safe distance ….:crazy:
so careful where ya tread ….they are out and about …
just saying …..:Rofl
Now I can handle that kind of snake! ;-) I bet they are bad to hide in your grill !
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What a fun post! ....lol.
LOL
Looks delicious.
I ain't afraid of no sausage snake,I eat sausage snakes for breakfast!
I can't handle very much habanero. My friend grows jalapeños, serranos, poblanos, and habaneros during the summer and shares them with me. Habaneros are just too intense for me, but I've literally seen him eat one right off the plant. I would try a bite, though. I'm sure you know what you're doing there.
Mmm good, I love some habanero sausage.
Nice post!!
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1 habanero to 3 of those size sausages or someone will get permanently injured ...:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by GoTennTitans
Glad you didn't make it to hot! There is a fellow in Fort Mill SC that sells Puckerbutt Hot Sauce and Grim Reaper peppers. Hottest in the world. Puckerbutt Pepper Company Give his stuff a look at! I can't eat it but I love hot peppers. :popcorn
I can take pretty serious heat most of the time and do sometimes still but as I age my belly seems to think it aint quite as "cool" as it once was ….:Rofl