blackcatsmith
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Your his 3:00.
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This weekend, a disc golf friend of my posted a picture on Facebook of a huge rattlesnake he killed at at Crooked Creek Park, on hole #5 of the Pro 9, which often has tall grass and always has a swampy drainage area. In the picture someone is holding it at shoulder height, with both the head and tail drooped almost to the ground. It must be 8-9' long, 5-6" thick.
It's been the topic of conversation.
It's also not true. Well, not exactly. It's a real snake, killed in an area junkyard. The disc golfer who posted it, claiming it was on the disc golf course, did so as a joke.
I'd post the picture here but it's been pulled, after the furor it caused among park and public safety officials. Apparently if you post something like this on Facebook, word gets around. Who knew?
Technically, this is a story about a critter that was not found on the disc golf course. But it was, or at least was believed to be, for 48 hours, so I thought I'd share it anyway.
Your his 3:00.
haha classic response.
I was playing Burke lake (VA) a few years ago. The second hole I think it was where you have to go around the tree right in front of the tee off. My friend really hucked his shot and broke a gooses neck. (I don't think he throws that disc anymore) he says it's bad Karma which I would have to agree.
I was playing an all putter round yesterday at a small course. On the last hole my disc went into some heavy rough, very wooded patch. A lot of underbrush and trees. I'm right in the middle of it looking for my white Mamba.
While looking through the brush I feel a sharp sting on the inside part of my calf. Ouch! I slap my leg and look down and there's a bright red dot. I thought I'd been stung by a bee but after looking it up online the "wound" matches the bite of a fire ant.
Now, it itches like a mother.