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7/19/02: Watch out for the rattlesnakes! This picture was taken low on Tuscarora Mountain, and I have seen several such snakes in the area. I also once encountered a rattler on the Tuscarora Trail along the top of Tuscarora Mountain's SW ridge.


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DeanYikes

Dean

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For some reason, a lot of us out west tend to think of rattlesnakes only being out here. Wrong !! I remember that there were timber rattlers in Missouri when I lived there (as well as copperheads and water moccasins) Good thing those Pennsylvania rattlers don't blend in.
Posted Dec 11, 2004 8:29 am

Brad SniderRe: Yikes

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Yes, I have seen a number of rattlers in Pennsylvania. Often they do really blend in; in fact I almost stepped on one once!
Posted Dec 11, 2004 10:56 pm

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