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Posted by chrish on May 07, 2003 at 06:35:58:

In Reply to: You are right! posted by dangerjudy on May 06, 2003 at 20:23:26:

I am surprised you are more afraid of copperheads though - I've seen more copperheads in the wild than any other kind of snake, never saw them act aggressive or even interested that I was there.

I am not afraid of Copperheads, nor any other species of venomous snake. Such fear is simply irrational. What I meant was that there is a significantly larger risk of being bitten by a Copperhead than a Canebrake. When disturbed, some Copperheads can be downright snappy. Canebrakes generally just try to crawl away. (I have seen lots of both species).

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