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A reminder.While detecting.

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Elton

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Look out for these bad boys ..since it is getting warmer in most places....


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What snake is it ??? a rattler or something like that,dont think we will have any problems with them as i cannot see them swimming this far to the UK :rofl:
 
That there is what we call a "diamondbacked-copperheaded-watermoccitson" generally every snake seen over here falls under that category..:rofl:
Mud.
 
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Would almost make one stop detecting in the woods ..............
 
Always walk forward while detecting so the first thing the Snake bites is your coil. :look: I just need to keep the Chiggers from feasting on my bits!!!!! :rofl:
 
There is alot of those here where i live in Kentucky, and his ugly friend with rattlers. I don,t go into the woods when it is hot, i try to stay in the open when i can. Stay safe out there, Flintstone
 
I'm sharing a photograph of an Adder snake that can be found in Britain. I believe it's poisonous so even 'Mega B' needs to be careful there in G.B.!!!
 
I really think I could use a pair. My feet are wide and I think I would be happy with DD's? I think these are fast sellers so you need to get your hands on some soon. I've heard they are kind of pricy? Maybe $125? At that price maybe you can try them before you buy them? They look like they're built pretty good to me? I hope these are made in the USA? If not, maybe we could return them if we find they are cheap knock offs? I would be willing to take my chances. What boots do you wear?
 
Not almost my friend. Me no go swinging in the woods down here in the summer months. Chiggers, snakes and tic's! Nope! Good reminder. HH jim tn
 
i always carry my favorite snake charmers in the summer.
 
All kinds of friendly critters out there, huh Jim!;)-----Those stinkin ticks are almost as big of a threat to your health as anything else.----Yuk, can't stand 'em!
jim tn said:
Not almost my friend. Me no go swinging in the woods down here in the summer months. Chiggers, snakes and tic's! Nope! Good reminder. HH jim tn
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khouse said:
I really think I could use a pair. My feet are wide and I think I would be happy with DD's? I think these are fast sellers so you need to get your hands on some soon. I've heard they are kind of pricy? Maybe $125? At that price maybe you can try them before you buy them? They look like they're built pretty good to me? I hope these are made in the USA? If not, maybe we could return them if we find they are cheap knock offs? I would be willing to take my chances. What boots do you wear?
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What boots I didn't notice any boots ??????? .......................:rofl:
 
Wish i could of enlarged that pictured so i could get a good look at the boots. :shrug:
 
There's also coral snake down south (and false coral), Never heard of any here up north, they are small and have small mouths, but can bite on ones fingers or hand-but deadly. The saying to recognise the real from the false ones is----RED OVER BLACK-VENOM LACK---- RED OVER YELLOW CAN KILL A FELLOW.(THEY BOTH ARE TRICOLORED BUT WITH A DIFFERENT PATTERN.
 
Ralph oh yes the coral snake jingle! my dad taught me that one..."red over yellow, dont mess it" "red over black, dont mess with it either":rofl:
All sorts of adventure, excitement and danger can await a fellow once he gets out of the house!
Mud
 
I am thankful that those copper headed rascals are not aggressive. I have seen a number of them in the woods while hunting and I usually just let them be.

A number of years ago I had a feeder up for the deer and had carried a sack of shelled corn to the site. Sat the corn down and lowered the feeder. Went to pick up the corn and there was a copperhead laying within less than a foot of where my hand had been when I put the corn down. He and I had a short discussion and he lost the argument.
 
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