Certainly was a copperhead. I've seen eastern watersnakes in the park and in the rivers, certainly wasn't. After the doctor's chat, and upon further inspection of the situation I determined it was a copperhead. Apparently copperheads are very territorial, and will strike if they feel bothered. Where as a rattler or other snake will hide and chill and lash out in a last resort.
-- In the Culpepper ER they have seen 4-5 copperhead bites this year, so not terribly uncommon in those parts. Glad the care was on point. Today I finally have some mobility in my leg and foot, and hope to be able to walk in the next few days.
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 8:03:00 AM UTC-4, Miles wrote:
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 8:03:00 AM UTC-4, Miles wrote:
Are you sure it wasn't a Brown Water Snake?Sorry - I had to do it before TurbineBlade did.I can't imagine how much this sucks. On the plus side, I bet a flyfishing mag would pay for a fuller version of your post.-Miles
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