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AggieK said:
Okay, here’s what I had a close encounter with last spring:View attachment 4652528
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Western Diamondbacks, maybe around 3 years old. Good thing they were "distracted"! It's amazing how well they're camouflaged, isn't it?

The few times I was rock-hunting in the Southwest I always carried a metal hiking stick and used it to help me make as much noise as possible and walk as heavily as possible to let critters like that know I was coming. I doubt if those two would have paid any attention though. You were very lucky.
 
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Hyacinth said:
Western Diamondbacks, maybe around 3 years old. Good thing they were "distracted"! It's amazing how well they're camouflaged, isn't it?

The few times I was rock-hunting in the Southwest I always carried a metal hiking stick and used it to help me make as much noise as possible and walk as heavily as possible to let critters like that know I was coming. I doubt if those two would have paid any attention though. You were very lucky.
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It was dumb luck, emphasis on dumb. Even though I live in the desert, I’d never seen a rattlesnake before. They were a little south of Kingman, Arizona.
 
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