Abeg leave me out of this, there are many other meats I can eat abeg.

Praise God

Kobojunkie:
If dem give you snake skin shoe, belt or bag, you go throway am?

Yes, I will throw it away, l detest, dislike and hate anything concerning snakes

AngelicBeing:
Yes, I will throw it away, l detest, dislike and hate anything concerning snakes

Abeg, forward am to me abeg. I love real animal skin accessories.

You can eat it alone

Kobojunkie:
Abeg, forward am to me abeg. I love real animal skin accessories.

Hian, OK, l don hear

For a very long time now I have not seen Lala's favour. I am so happy for this coming to the front page

Kobojunkie:
You never arrive then!

FYI: Chicken also eats meat - they munch on insects and critters. So, you should stay away from chicken too.

Goat and cows sometimes eat grasshoppers while eating grass.. Should I also stop eating goat and cow meat?

Perfectbeing:
Goat and cows sometimes eat grasshoppers while eating grass.. Should I also stop eating goat and cow meat?

You said you don't like animals that eat meat.... insect no be meat?

Kobojunkie:
Abeg, forward am to me abeg. I love real animal skin accessories.

Kobo, your thread made front page.
Congratulations.

Mariangeles:
Kobo, your thread made front page.
Congratulations.

Kobojunkie:
You said you don't like animals that eat meat.... insect no be meat?

Insects are not meat.

Perfectbeing:
Insects are not meat.

So what are they?

O boy, to butcher snake na him u carry us go laparatomy class.

If you wan come butcher cow nko, that one na full anatomy semester.

Hmm,

Our people will eat both the skin and the meat together

Kobojunkie:

So what are they?

They are insects

Kobojunkie:
This na proper information I dey provide so wey go help people wey dey kill the snakes so dem fit make money by killing more snakes.... see what I mean?

Your head is dia!!!

YoungLionken:
This your level of joblessness is somehow..

Well, Lala

you call this educating interesting topic jobless?
nawa for you o

MrMacinterchi1:

you call this educating interesting topic jobless?
nawa for you o

You dey mind am?

Snake hide is big business for anyone who is serious minded..
https://www.nairaland.com/7024767/food-snake-neighbours-eat-morning#110948529

Kobojunkie:
You should ask around. Ask a shoe maker or other crafts person in your area for details.

As an aside, in many other countries, you will find snake farms where these reptiles are raised for their skin and poisons which are sold to make profits. There is money to be made from selling these skins if one is willing to work towards it even.

Yeah! Even crocodile farms exist for
croc skin and meat... Lol

Kobojunkie:
So you've got a dead snake- now what?
■ STEP 2: CUT OFF WITH ITS HEAD!: You can use a nice sharp knife, or a pair of kitchen/poultry shears. Just stay away from serrated knives, as they don't do very well with snakeskin.

This is also the time to make sure you've properly prepped your area- I put a large cutting board on top of several layers of newspapers in the driveway, and put a wad of paper towels and a plastic bag for trash nearby.

■STEP 3: FIND THE VENT : Find the snake's anal vent. This is an opening a couple of inches away from the tail, on the ventral (belly) side of the snake.
■STEP 4: CUT OPEN FROM THE ANAL VENT : Insert your poultry shears (or knife, or hefty scissors) into the snake's anal vent, and cut along the middle of the stomach towards the head.

If you want to keep the stomach skin intact, choose the site of your cut accordingly. You can even start cutting from the head; the vent just makes a great entry point.
■STEP 5: OBSERVE TIRE TRACKS : I was using a (presumed) road-kill snake, so wanted to verify the cause of death. Thankfully, this was easy.

Check out the pictures below. You can clearly see where the tire ran over the snake's body- there's a massive hematoma slightly wider than a car tire. None of the ribs are broken, though; there's enough give in a tire (and flexibility in the snake's ribs) that they survived intact.

■STEP 6: TRIM CONNECTIVE TISSUE: Next step: preparing to peel the snake skin off the body.

There's quite a bit of connective tissue working against you, as snakes generally like their muscles to stay tightly attached to their skins. We want to remedy that situation.

Grab a small sharp knife, again non-serrated, and carefully work under the skin near the head. Cut through the threads connecting the muscles and skin, being sure not to puncture the gorgeous skin. Work from the stomach around towards the back, tugging the skin away as you go to expose more fascia. Continue until you've got a good couple of inches clear near the head.

You can use a pocket knife; a paring knife would work just as well.
■STEP 7: PEEL AWAY : Once you've freed enough skin to act as a handle, put away the knife and do this the easy way.

Grip the snake body with one hand, the skin in the other, and pull gently but firmly until the skin separates. Use a paper towel if necessary to maintain a firm hold, and adjust your grip as you move down the body.

If the skin seems too delicate for this operation you can trim the whole thing off with your pocket knife, but it should work with most snakes.

You may need to make an additional slit to get the tail off, but try to leave it as intact as possible.
■STEP 8: SAVE SKIN FOR LATER USE : Now you've got a great snake skin! Use it now, or store for later.

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A great tutorial on how to skin a dead snake
[url=https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.instructables.com/How-to-Skin-and-Clean-a-Dead-Snake/%3famp_page=true]How to skin a dead snake [/url]

Deep insights!

wealthtrak:

Yeah! Even crocodile farms exist for
croc skin and meat... Lol

In Nigeria, wouldn't it be significantly cheaper for average individuals to set up and run snake farms than say a crocodile or alligator farm? I think so.

Kobojunkie:
In Nigeria, wouldn't it be significantly cheaper for average individuals to set up and run snake farms than say a crocodile or alligator farm? I think so.

You're probably right @Kobo.
Back in the day, out of curiously,
I got interested in exotics such as ostrich, crocs, and snake farms in specific locations worldwide.

In SA and Zim where commercial croc farms exist, location is key (i.e, around the Limpopo River) for water supply and cost benefits.

wealthtrak:

You're probably right @Kobo.
Back in the day, out of curiously,
I got interested in exotics such as ostrich, crocs, and snake farms in specific locations worldwide.

In SA and Zim where commercial croc farms exist, location is key (i.e, around the Limpopo River) for water supply and cost benefits.

Yep, crocodile farms, I imagine would required bigger investments and more patience.

Kobojunkie:
In Nigeria, wouldn't it be significantly cheaper for average individuals to set up and run snake farms than say a crocodile or alligator farm? I think so.

Hian, you have started again with Crocodiles, alligator farms, like seriously though, very soon Kobojunkie will be suggesting Tiger, lion, Cheetah Farms

AngelicBeing:
Hian, you have started again with Crocodiles, alligator farms, like seriously though, very soon Kobojunkie will be suggesting Tiger, lion, Cheetah Farms

ROFLMAO


As long as it is not endangered and not a disease carrier and a good source of food, why not?,

Kobojunkie:
ROFLMAO


As long as it is not endangered and not a disease carrier and a good source of food, why not?,

Oh my Gosh, wetin person no go read for nairaland.com, raring of snakes, cats, Dogs, Tigers, Lion, Leopard, Crocodiles, Cheetahs all championed by Kobojunkie

Teespice:


I respect those chefs that compete on chopped. They give them weird and tough ingredients to cook with and to plate within 20 to 30 minutes.

daling i beg can i told u a questions please?