Can you find the Copperhead??

[SEIndSAM]

In the attached article, the top picture shows how well a Copperhead can blend in to it's environment. Look at the top pic, then scroll down to see if you found it. Honestly, even after seeing the second pic I could still just barely see the snake...

Look: Camouflaged copperhead snake hidden in plain sight - UPI.com

 

[chezuki]

I went back to the top pic once I knew where it was and still couldn't see it at first!!

 

[HubertGummer]

I couldn't find it...and I KNEW there was a snake there. can't imagine being able to spot it while just leisurely walking around.

 

[Woobie]

I found it, but it took way too long. As long as he sees me first and takes off we're good, but it would be nice to not have to count on the snake.

 

[easy]

Always have a 'walking stick' with me in the woods! I use a ski pole, cheap and readily available at most junk shops.

 

[KJQ6945]

That's a trick question. It is a pretty small snake.

 

[KJQ6945]

They're easier to see after I put them in my tote.

Welcome to snake season ingo.

 

[bacon#1]

I love playing hide the snake with my wife.

I waited 3 hours for somebody else to say it, couldn't wait any more.

 

[chezuki]

I love playing hide the snake with my wife.

I waited 3 hours for somebody else to say it, couldn't wait any more.

I'd hope no other INGO'rs would comment about playing hide the snake with your wife.

 

[lovemachine]

Snakes freak me out. I've been anxious to get back into mountain biking this summer. And they recently opened up some new trails in Yellowwood forest, connecting to the trails in Brown County. But I hear those trails are loaded with Timber Rattlesnakes.

Scares me to death.

 

[bacon#1]

I'd hope no other INGO'rs would comment about playing hide the snake with your wife.

Why, what have you heard?

 

[yeti rider]

Snakes freak me out. I've been anxious to get back into mountain biking this summer. And they recently opened up some new trails in Yellowwood forest, connecting to the trails in Brown County. But I hear those trails are loaded with Timber Rattlesnakes.

Scares me to death.

I think I posted on here last summer about our experience with a timber rattler in the campground at BCSP. I really hate snakes. Having said that, the trails in Yellowwood are pretty fun!

 

[DRob]

The rattlers we have encountered in prairie dog towns also wear good camo. That's why we carry rimfires (except for the wife's Judge) and don't wear ear protection when we're walking in a dog town. I wanta' hear their warning. And, when they issue a warning, they die!

No snakes for me, thank you.

 

[thunderchicken]

The rattlers we have encountered in prairie dog towns also wear good camo. That's why we carry rimfires (except for the wife's Judge) and don't wear ear protection when we're walking in a dog town. I wanta' hear their warning. And, when they issue a warning, they die!

No snakes for me, thank you.

I opened my mouth and expressed my similar position in another snake thread and was very kindly challenged on it. Some good points were made, but I'm probably too stubborn to change my view on the subject.

 

[KJQ6945]

I opened my mouth and expressed my similar position in another snake thread and was very kindly challenged on it. Some good points were made, but I'm probably too stubborn to change my view on the subject.

Just call me, I'll kindly remove them.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Took me a minute, but I found him.
if I knew how, I'd post a video of a huge Black Rat Snake I found in Brown County.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

I'd hope no other INGO'rs would comment about playing hide the snake with your wife.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to chezuki again.

 

[TB1999]

I'd hope no other INGO'rs would comment about playing hide the snake with your wife.

I tried to think of a way to make the same joke but everything I came up with sounded extremely rude.