Made a friend playing frisbee golf today.

Ick! I'd have run back to the parking lot with all deliberate speed.

I tolerate non-poisonous reptiles (sort of). The poisonous ones I will run from or dispatch depending on the situation.
 
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Tiny little wee baby
 
Did you get a free lift from that hazard?
 
Jim Nantz voice:

As you can see, the pin is closely guarded to the left by a ... and the golfer is well advised to play safe, laying out to the far side of the green.


That, or ...

I think that's inside the leather!
 
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Burt Gummer said:
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Yeah they’re more dangerous. They have the same amount of venom as an adult but haven’t learned to control the dose.

Step on an adult and you’ll usually get a small dose bite. A GTFO me bite. Step on a baby and you’re getting all she’s got.
 
FWIW we watched him eat a cricket from a distance and then threw into the basket and I walked around to the other side and picked them out.

Then we hollered at the next group to let them know there was a copperhead about 10 ft from the basket.
 
Some friends of mine built a nice course in Gastonia and left a pile of logs and wood about 50’ behind a basket. Naturally the first time I played it I end up right next to a pile of crap. And right next to a copperhead about 3’ long. I let them know it was a pain in the ass throwing stuff at the snake to get him away from my disc. They said oh, you met Fred. A-holes.
 
Chdamn said:
Yeah they’re more dangerous. They have the same amount of venom as an adult but haven’t learned to control the dose.

Step on an adult and you’ll usually get a small dose bite. A GTFO me bite. Step on a baby and you’re getting all she’s got.
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i’ve had a lot of copperheads around my house over the years. And if I see them they end up D-E-A-D. DEAD.
 
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