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Can You Spot the Copperhead
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<blockquote data-quote="del2les" data-source="post: 2754015" data-attributes="member: 9299"><p>That's a good one. When I lived in the South 3 decades ago, I hated those things, for I stepped near and on my fair share of them. I learned to become very perceptive in spotting them, but that pic was one of the toughest to spot I have seen.</p><p></p><p>Living in the country, often at night, I have walked outside to find one warming on the concrete driveway or sometimes, on the concrete right out my front door. I always feared one of my kids would step out and be bitten by one, but they were taught and learned very early what to look for and avoid. The dogs, not so much.</p><p></p><p>Usually in the woods and swamp areas, I wore high boots to help protect against snakes of all types, and those boots protected me on more than one occasion.</p><p></p><p>If you want to know how high you can jump, just step on something that feels funny and look down to see a venomous snake trying to bite your boot.........Michael Jordon will have nothing on you!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="del2les, post: 2754015, member: 9299"] That's a good one. When I lived in the South 3 decades ago, I hated those things, for I stepped near and on my fair share of them. I learned to become very perceptive in spotting them, but that pic was one of the toughest to spot I have seen. Living in the country, often at night, I have walked outside to find one warming on the concrete driveway or sometimes, on the concrete right out my front door. I always feared one of my kids would step out and be bitten by one, but they were taught and learned very early what to look for and avoid. The dogs, not so much. Usually in the woods and swamp areas, I wore high boots to help protect against snakes of all types, and those boots protected me on more than one occasion. If you want to know how high you can jump, just step on something that feels funny and look down to see a venomous snake trying to bite your boot.........Michael Jordon will have nothing on you! [/QUOTE]
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