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Instead of waisting turkey loads on snakes while hunting....
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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 5101833" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>I pay snakes the same amount of attention as a bluejay bird. I have been hunting west and middle TN for 30 years and never seen a reason to be afraid of the very few snakes I encounter. The highest risk hunts I ever participated in were back in the day when I ran my coon dogs in the Hatchie River bottoms of west TN during the blazing hot summer months. I shined numerous cotton mouths every night back then but they always retreated and swam away, or I waded around them. I have encountered numerous copperheads and a few rattlesnakes over the years, but for the amount of steps I take annually, the encounters have been extremely rare, all things considered. As with most things, it is all relative and all what one makes of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 5101833, member: 131"] I pay snakes the same amount of attention as a bluejay bird. I have been hunting west and middle TN for 30 years and never seen a reason to be afraid of the very few snakes I encounter. The highest risk hunts I ever participated in were back in the day when I ran my coon dogs in the Hatchie River bottoms of west TN during the blazing hot summer months. I shined numerous cotton mouths every night back then but they always retreated and swam away, or I waded around them. I have encountered numerous copperheads and a few rattlesnakes over the years, but for the amount of steps I take annually, the encounters have been extremely rare, all things considered. As with most things, it is all relative and all what one makes of it. [/QUOTE]
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