I Stepped On A RATTLESNAKE While Filming & Survived!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- While walking through a forest, I was filming a video and stepped right on a rattlesnake that was blended in with some leaves and rocks right on the trail. On this video you can hear the rattlesnake rattle loudly right when I step on it, and if you pause the video right when it happens and zoom in on the ground you can see the rattlesnake right under me.
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Rattlesnakes love flip-flops !
@tobysirus4996 So do scorpions! 🦂
@@Super_Chief scorpions also love boots that are left laying around until one wears them 😂
@@nature10879 Funny, I lived in the desert for so many years, I got into the habit of banging my hiking boots together every morning, just in case something had decided to “move in” while I was sleeping…
Well, now I live in Yellowstone (where there are no scorpions), and I still bang my hiking boots together before I put them on. I guess I did that for so many years when I lived in the desert, that I just got in the habit of doing that. I guess it’s probably not a bad thing to do.😉
I live in the mountains all the time, in my jeep gladiator. And always I have a WEAPON with me, notice that you don't when I see your video. I have hunted and fished all my life. Stay alive have a weapon. Jumping up and down, Good luck , Lou
Glad your ok 👍
Snakes, spiders, and scorpions are all part of the eeek!osystem. But seriously, glad to see you got lucky with that one😳
He was sleeping - noon nap. so glad you are safe.
I came across your channel today, and I'm now subscribed. I live in Sierra Vista, AZ. I was out out at Empire Ranch last summer and was on a small path between building. I was about two feet from a rattle snake before I saw it. He/She never rattled; it crossed right in front of me. Scared me to death, almost. They do blend in well. This Diamondback was at least five feet and fat. But you are right, if you get outside, you're going to encounter stuff. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad you are safe.
Glad you're OK. I didn't grow up in rattlesnake country, but I've read they don't always rattle, and many times when they do bite it's a dry bite, no venom. I've also read that as long as you can get to medical care withing a short period of time Docs have antidotes.
Glad your ok and little one wasn't around
I came upon a rattler called a mohave green, it didn't rattle it was all the way across a six foot wide dry creek bed so it was about seven to eight feet long. Mohave greens are aggressive and will strike with no warning and I watched this snake watching me and coming up to make a lunge. I wish I had the foresight to take a picture of it. I stayed away from that area for a while. The funny thing I'd, I'm always warned about rabid foxes, javolinas, Coyotes and other animals.
It sounded like it just started rattling, maybe a fraction of a second before you stepped on it, it might have been sleeping! Snake boots may be a good idea if you do a lot hiking in rattlesnake country!
it was a fake snake,she is trying to invent content like all these phony uboobers
That snake was on crack or asleep. Or just a brat, lol!!!
I'm so happy you are okay 🥰
I'm 61 . I still love hiking ,kayaking, mountain biking ..All that jazz, but when I do go hiking, I take walking sticks because I take kind of cliffy mountain bike trails. There's a lot of rock and stuff .
Holy crap I'm addicted to those walking sticks now.
I don't know if you'd ever want to get any ,but boy that would be good because you kind of push the sticks forward before you take a step and then that way if there's snakes, they would probably at least start rattling or you would smack them with the stick before your foot would.
I don't know .I'm just kind of brainstorming but I do like my walking sticks. They've kept me from sliding around on those crazy cliffy trails I take 😁
Well keep on keeping on girly, keep on hikin❤️🌻🫶✌️
Holy she she…it’s good that you didn’t get bit. Lots of great safety pointers here. Enjoy and be safe:)
Definitely wear hiking boots.
absolutely
Why? Rattlesnakes aim their strike via body heat, so if you're wearing boots they'll aim a little higher up. Best strategy is to always watch where you place your hands and feet.
Well Sarah you need to get a set of of they are called Gators so if you happen to get struck by a rattlesnake they will not be able to penetrate to your leg.
Appropriate footwear is key. Sturdy. Good boots can be lifesavers. But you did good and it seems someone is watching over you.
People do not understand why this AZ resident does not hike, lol. Continued blessings for safety to you !
I ran over a rattlesnake once while mountain biking. Scary situation! It’s amazing how fast they can coil and strike. Glad you didn’t get bit.
7:12 Well, it’s good to know that you have quick feet when you need them 😆
Snakes love the woods too. You better have a sleepy gummy 😅😅
You did really well to tell people to be aware of their surroundings you're right people put those earbuds in and music is more important than listening to the words and everything else around themYou did really well to tell people to be aware of their surroundings you're right people put those earbuds in and music is more important than listening to the birds and everything else around them
cyclists are the worst with those fcking earbuds
I have read that rattlesnakes are rattling less as that usually gets them killed.
They can sense your vibrational energy. No harm no foul.
Glad you're safe...
Damn😲 Glad You're Alright..
the darn things are so well camouflaged..you just can't see them...i used to live in an area where they were present...walking quickly on crunchy grass and sticks was risky as you couldn't hear the rattle until too late...if you walked slowly and didn't make too much noise ,as you mentioned, you would hear the rattle long before you came up on it.
I can totally relate to ptsd about snakes 😳 😬
I’ve had quite a few close calls with rattlesnakes and one really ornery cobra in Pakistan. My border collie was bitten by a rattlesnake a couple of years ago. Thank goodness the vet was able to save her life. Here in Montana we have lots of rattlesnakes and bull snakes. Bull snakes aren’t venomous.
You are cognizant of your wild surroundings as evidenced by your pre-thought, trained scenario response. With resilience you reacted perfectly jumping your feet away at a distance beyond the strike zone. You had promptings about it minutes before? I am like you with a virtually connected spirit. Sometimes it screams at me or says, "Don't go home that way, Break up!, or Don't hurt yourelf."
I’m glad you weren’t bitten. Please stay safe.
I walk my dogs in a big, open field....and to be honest, I'm not that attentive to the trail. Guess I need to be!
I’m glad you’re ok!
This is so weird cause just the other day I was thinking about you hiking and rattlesnakes coming out now! So grateful you are ok! That's just wild!❤🙏
There are 13 different types of rattlesnakes in Arizona. The most of any state. I would defintely look into getting layered
rattlesnake boots. Now in Nevada the Southwestern Speckled rattler is most commonly encountered in a rocky wash
just like where you stumbled upon one. Comes in various colors and blends in quite well into it's surroundings. Glad you
made out OK there Sarah! Even Indiana Jones fears snakes! He may be just a fearless fictitious hero that carries a gun
with him but there you go, he fears them too.
I'm so glad you're OK. I think you handled that pretty well 😅 I've had a few very close encounters with tiger snakes and yeah I used some very colourful language ! 😂 Make sure your first aid kit is up to date with a snake bite kit ❤
they dont always rattle-- i had one in camp i stepped right in front of him in teh strike zone-- i only saw him as he just slightly twitched. i thought it was a bull snake at fist until i moved him with teh shovel and he went ballastic--- i spent three years in this camp never saw a snake other than one bull snake,, . and another snake was ina log, but it sounded like a ciccadia... never go picking up wood at night especially if you are alone and been a few brews,, that would have sucked if i got bit.
❤❤❤❤❤❤stay safe there Wandering Jeepsy.
I've been wondering about when you would encounter a big sidewinder 🐍
Stay safe, Stay Vigilant, Stay Sarah 🙏
Geeze glad you’re alright. Ugh my friend hikes with leather boots and Gaiters in SW
Been there and done that Sara. Being a crosscountry runner had several encounters with rattlers here north calif. Generally they are slow crawling and generally not a real threat. Helped a few get off the trail to avoid from being runover by mt bikers. You will learn from that experience.
Also look up when in mt.lion or black bear country. Black bears can also be brown. Griz have rounder ears & a larger hump. Carry bear spray and a small air horn (and a gun if you are comfortable doing so and in a state that allows open carry). North Idaho doesn't have poisonous snakes lol. We only have the big wildlife lol.
Glad you ok
I’ll be in Oregon the month of June not only visiting my cousins up there, but there is a TH-cam camping meet up annually that we go to.
And just like you, I do pay attention to the seasons and snakes, etc. critters or as you say wildlife love them to death, but I don’t want to encounter . Well, I’m outdoors anyway lol
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Crazy .. they blend in so well when silent.
When my daughter was little and we were hiking, she jumped over what she thought was a stick lying across the trail, and even though at the last minute I saw it, I stayed quiet until she was a safe ways away from it .. then I told her look around and see that snake!?!
I stay on Trails with eyes wide open. When I hunt I wear Snake Chaps.
Spiders too, Jeepsy. Stay away from states with Brown Recluse.
Can be worse than a Rattlesnake bite.
Where I live I've had quite a few scary encounters fortunately never been bitten but one almost got me on my front porch step and I had to leap ten feet to keep from getting struck that will do for cardio for the day for sure.
Harkening back to days when I was young, and my late Dad had a subscription to "Outdoor Life" magazine, I recall reading an article, wherein, during a tour of a sugar plantation, the writer and the sugar farmer, toured the cane fields. Just ahead of the mounted writer and the sugar farmer was an old man brushing the trail just ahead ... Every now and again the writer heard a distinct sound: "tink" ... And he also heard the old field hand mumbling something just before he heard the sound of "tink" ... After touring the plantation, the writer ambled his horse over the the old field hand and asked "What was that sound ... that "tink" sound I heard ... and, you seemed to be saying something each time before I heard that sound ... " The old field hand smiled, lifted up has loose trouser legs, revealing stove pipe tin wrapped around his ankles and calves ... The old field hand said "Each time, as we were all a-walkin' the field, and I was-a beatin' the brush, I'd happen' onto a snake ... When I saw that snake I'd say "Yur gonna break yer tushes on me, snake," and they would, after dey struck at me whilst I's wearin' my stove-pipe tin." ... Glad you survived your encounter, Jeepsy ... If you shop Etsy, I recommend you look up Bald Mt. Moccasins/Boots ... Prices vary, but, based on the material cost and the quality, you couldn't ask for a better pair of snake-proof footwear, particularly if you invest in the 10-button moc/boot like I did back in `87. Safe travels, Jeepsy ... BTW ... I know you approve of travelling armed, so, my sidearm of choice is the Taurus Arms "Judge," which handles Colt .45 and 410 shotgun rounds ... A great "snake killer," if you should need it, loaded with 410 shotgun shells.
Stay safe!
This kind of reminded me of an old joke I heard as a teenager. When in bear country wear bells on your feet to let them know something is coming, always holler if you see a bear, and carry bear spray. And while you are out there and see bear scatt on the trail use a stick to look through it to determine what kind of bear it is. If it is a grizzly, it often has bells in it and smells like bear spray. lol
😅
I really liked that one. Thanks!
Geezus girl! In upper elevation Arizona?
Stay safe ❤
Stay away from trails where packs of coyotes frequent. I know i shouldn't have watched the freaky videos of solo hikers being attacked by coyotes or for that matter any large wild animal. I know i have a better chance of getting killed in a car. We all have to be aware and careful of whatever we do.
Never Heard of anyone getting attacked by coyotes but I'm careful regardless
You say "pack"...it's actually a family unit.
They don't run in packs... just like wolves...
If you see more than one they will usually be related and never hunting humans. If your dumb enough to take them a snack(your pet), that's on you.
They are always operating on instincts, just like humans should be. But humans have been brainwashed into ignoring their animal instincts by cults of various ferocity.
Smart humans rely totally on their "animal instincts" and don't believe some voodoo cult faith to protect or save them.
👋 Jeepsy , I use to gather landscape boulders in the Mt. in S E Oklahoma . This one spring I was thier when they were coming out of thier dens , in 5 days I saw 5 snakes and almost step on 2 , I was so freak out I left the area . They lay thier like a copper head in early spring giving no rattle warning. Then in summer I'd never see one .
Well Sarah your angel just saved you & it's not your time!Smile and say prayer. And most people that get bit never hear a rattle because snake was surprised & struck out.First sign snakes eat lizards& rodents "good"for all.Like you said beware your the visitor. ❤
I was walking in a hay field that was up to my waist. My boot got hooked on something so I looked down to see what it was. It was a fat brown snake over my boot. I ran about 100 feet. I was lucky I had thick boots on.
Kent Rollins is the cowboy cook. He stays in his t-pee tent with a fairly big. And he cooks outside in OK. It is windy there. Search for his video on him cooking up a rattlesnake. I watched this. His cooking is good though and he has a lot of different stuff he cooks. I ordered the cowboy cookbook on ebay today, not his cookbook they are expensive. Am only getting 300 receipes. If one every runs into a chuck wagon dinner go to this and eat. These are good. The little gal might want to go too.
You were lucky Sarah ... you're probably right that you stepped on the snakes head otherwise it could easily have bitten you. Pay attention...especially while concentrating on something else.
I am always cautious when hiking on trails but eventually I run into snakes. I am not a fan of killing them on sight but I will encourage them to move off the trail gently. Mosquitoes are a different story. Glad you weren't bit. I try to think like a snake and if I think they are trying to warm up I am more cautious. I was on a nature hike at a reservoir that was being filled and the leaders were some herpetologist types and the nature hike quickly turned into a snake catching event. They just so happen to have some pillow cases. Anyway, it was hot and we had just captured a big beautiful rattlesnake in a pillow case and it was rattling like crazy. The snake guys were worried because an over excited snake can have a heart attack which I did not know. Anyway, my only comment was, "You know that snake is a reptile?" So we doused it with cold water and the rattling significantly decreased. It was an "interesting" nature hike.
How is the snake? I've never heard a rattlesnake rattle. I was fishing one time on the bank of a swamp when one came swimming up and came to the shore a few feet from me. I had always wanted to hear one rattle so I popped her in the head with the end of my rod. She just looked around so I popped her again. Well, she just slithered up the bank and around me. I popped her several more times but she just slid on around me and went off into the woods. Never did coil up or rattle. I don't kill snakes just for the hell of it. I usually only see black racers and chicken snakes around here and I let them go, but try to keep them out of the chicken coops.
Lucky Sarah ❤
I'm sure you know this but snakes on a trail is usually because they are looking for warmth. The snake might have been cold and wasn't fast enough to bite ya. Stay safe Sarah. Lil One needs you.
Experts say that for every one Rattlesnake that you do see, there were seven that you didn’t see.
Be glad it didn't bite.
I'm very glad!
Walk with a really long stick to clear your path
Be careful twinkle toes 😅
did you get video of the snake i have been to close to a rattail snake
thank god you didnt get bit
No bear spray either 😮
Oh Crap that had to scare ya!
If God were so helpful, I think he could have moved the snake from her path. I know I would have.
Music selection, of course was: "Jump Around" by House of Pain
You would be safe hiking with me, cause I'm old and slow. You don't need to outrun the critter, just your hiking partner
At least your safe, and Little one was not with you, try gaiters❤
You need snake chaps, if you are going be in that country. And a long staff, to poke around the tall grass
Do you carry while you hike
i cant believe it didnt attack you
Me too!
Yeah, not only were you filming yourself and talking, you were talking about a bird you were looking up at. It might be hard to remember in the moment, but it would be better to stop walking when you do that. I bet that snake was cussing pretty hard, too. It might have been lethargic after a big meal.
When I was 12, my buddy was bitten by a rattlesnake. He ended up losing half of a middle finger -- he couldn't flip people off with that hand anymore, but he could pretend he had his finger most of the way up his nose.
Leg protection is good because of ticks, also. Watch out for porcupines -- they are pricks.
rattlesnakes make great headbands and taste like chicken
Door alarms also. Went to a customers house in the rural area. Went on their porch to knock on the door. Hear the rattle. Freaked a bit then noticed the old cage on the porch had a rattlesnake in it.
Yikes
BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WATCH WHERE YOU STEP DEAR; I've stepped on Rattlesnakes before myself. Several times I was extremely lucky I didn't get bit not once ugh 😩😩😩 I HATE SNAKES PERIOD. Coyotes 🐺 are everywhere you're absolutely right 👍 YOU'RE SO VERY LUCKY ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍OH YES COYOTES 🐺 WILL MESS WITH YOU IF GIVEN A CHANCE 👍🐺 SO BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL
😱🐍🪱. Your Brave to walk through the. Woods…. I try to stay away from critters…. I must say, I am very intrigued to watch them, but a big chicken to be around them🤷🏻♀️
So now everywhere you go and everywhere you look you think you see a snake, don't you?
My wife stepped on a Rattlesnake on our property back in 2009 and got bit on the ankle. She spent 3 days in ICU and went through the antivenom treatment. She said it felt like an ice pick going in. She is Ok, but has some lingering nerve pain. Be careful they are not warning us ahead of time here either! Glad you're OK! BTW - You can have your Dog trained to smell, see and hear Rattlesnakes. We watched our Dogs behaviour constantly after they were trained and they knew when a rattlesnake was close by. Great advice about NOT wearing Headphones while hiking! Steve
Rattlesnakes blend in so well. It doesn't matter how much experience you have outdoors .. Those little boogers are sneaky 😅
😢exactly 💯
Facts
I’m not going to tell you you should do this or that. I’m just going to thank you Jesus that it didn’t bite you. I’m so glad you’re ok.
I had a dashund when we lived on a ranch, she got bit by rattlesnakes twice. We took it to the vet and she was treated and Thank God she survived.
Sarah I’m so thankful you are ok.
Thank you Jesus!
I’d be crying by now. I’m so glad your ok. I stepped on a wet rope one night in the dark right around a corner of my husbands race shop. I was screaming so much, my husband came out around the corner to see why I was screaming. I shook for hours. I couldn’t sleep that night without shaking. Unreal.
Sarah, God bless you honey. I’m so glad your baby wasn’t with you. I’m so glad you are alright.
I don’t know if you want to but if I was you avd it’s not too far away I’d go buy a lottery ticket. Cause you are so blessed. And lucky. God was looking out for you. Be sure to thank him!
OMG Sarah! I stepped on a rather "plump" black snake in my barefoot in my backyard once and it scared the heck out of me. Not pleasant.....that thing took off like a bat out of H--- so fast! Whew! Guess who doesn't go barefoot outside anymore?🤣
Be safe girl, and watch out for Lil One. ❤
According to the US Forest Service website, "Rattlesnake bites are rarely fatal with less than 1 in 600 resulting in death, and approximately 33 percent not containing injection of venom at all. However, you should assume for your own sake that venom has been introduced and always seek treatment. There are over 2700 different Breeds of Snakes in the world."
I don’t believe the forest service...I only know of a handful of people that have been bit but 100% got a venom injection. Highway Patrol brings anti venom from larger hospitals to our small hospital. Neighbor’s dog gets bit nearly every year...he gets a shot at the vet (don’t know what he gets) but he is pretty stiff/slow for a few days, but he always recovers.
@@davek9378 Nothing to believe. It's just what the data says. You know and handful of people who have been bitten? Wow! You know probably more people who have been bitten than anyone else in the country. Are you sure about that statement?
Whether I die or not, I wouldn't want to take the chance! 😬
Jeepsy here in Australia there are a lot of Dangerous Snakes the Brown Snakes are the problem, this summer a few Australians have died by snake bites up the Eastern side of Australia there are a lot of very dangerous different types of Snakes You were lucky Cheers Mick.
Snakes that live in areas where they are hunted are learning not to rattle to remain hidden from people hunting them. Your angel was watching out for you! Don’t let this stop you from enjoying the outdoors. If this would have happened to me. I would need to stop in town and clean my laundry. Lol
Rattlesnakes are nice enough to let you know where their at ... but like you said most of the time ... Cottonmouths are the ones I worry about ... From Florida so hike with a hiking staff ... When I'm out West, Ain't trusting no mountain lion ... so carry a 357 ... also carry a 357 in Florida but that's because Florida is Florida...
You are one lucky girl!!
*Tennis shoes would not have helped much at all.
Rattlesnakes move to the edge of trails in the morning to warm up.
They’re very drowsy when cold, and try to reserve their energy for hunting. But juveniles are known to be more aggressive, they haven’t yet learned to reserve energy. Tread carefully Anywhere in Arizona.
Rattle Snake is medicine. Are you alright wandering jeepsy
3 things for the hikers out there, 1, getting a ANTI VEMON SHOT FOR THOSE HIKES, the cost is around 40-60.00 , but it WILL SAVE YOUR LIFE, 2, HIKERS WEAR YOUR SNAKE GAITERS not the chins guards like the baseball catchers wear REAL SNAKE GAITERS, ONLINE AROUND 30.00 A PAIR, i know there people out there hikers, fisherman, etc, that are saying to TO HELL WITH THOSE THINGS, ? but the different is life or death , example, without the shot and your still been bit with the leg gaiters on, less then 6 hrs of life to a hospital, with the shot 24-30 hrs, not bad for a 50.00 shot, you ll have to go to the hospital for the treatment ,but YOUR LIVE! 3 A WALKING STICK PREFER A STICK TALLER THEN YOU , THE WALKING STICK IS A WEAPON AGAINST OTHER ANIMALS IN THE BUSH ON A HIKE, , MINE HAS A KNIFE ON THE TOP POINT , SIMPLY TURN IT AROUND AND ITS BETTER THAN NOTHING,? TO NOTE: A SIMPLE WALK IN THE BUSH OR ON A HIKING TRAIL IS FUN , BUT YOU HAVE TO BE PREPARED,, FOR NATURE TO BITE YOU
Poor little snake Minding his own business and all of a sudden a human stomps him on the head and he wasn’t even awake yet
I had a snake that was getting on the branches near my Hummingbird feeder trying to get my birds ... I looked at it's eyes and the pupils were round ...so I grabbed the snake and told it to stop messing with my hummingbirds and put it across the street.... the 3rd time, I told the snake, " 3 strikes and you should be OUT, but, I'm giving you one last chance, not to come back ... That worked for over a year ...then it came back ... This time, I wasn't able to grab it ... but, (during the other encounters, I thought the snake was rattling the leaves to mimic a rattlesnake) ... this time, it was on a bicycle frame rattling its tail ... turns out, I've been catching a Timber Rattlesnake 😳‼️ ... after a little research, under dim lighting conditions, poisonous snakes eyes will be round 💯
I'm in W. Tennessee ... I've been an outdoors person for at least 50 years of my life.
We Texas and Oklahoma girls dont wear cowboy boots and shorts for nothing. But seriously if you know your in Rattlesnake territory wear some boots and walk heavy because the vibration on the ground is what warns them. They do NOT always rattle especially if they are taken by surprise.
I want to give you a tip from someone who grew up with rattlers. Always carry a walking stick and bump the ground and sometimes thump the ground in front of you the vibration will set them off. They are a good snake , just not with people.
EeeGads! I'm good 'n paranoid now! MONTANA HAS "Western Rattlesnakes" UP TO 5 FEET. They're literally EVERYWHERE in the western U.S.. "Timber Rattlers" (a few) even back east up into New England, and down through MOST ALL of Georgia, to Florida (Eastern Diamond Back). It wasn't fun wading through those Georgia swamps up to chest level either! Savannah has VERY BIG ALLIGATORS also, as you know.
Yeah, it sucked. But someone has to do "these things" to keep us all safe at night. Often under only New moonlight too!
A few years ago here in Cali, pounding in tree fertilizer stakes, in summer shorts, I lowered my right knee down to within 6" on top of a small rattler (only looked closer, as I didn't want to "scrape" my knee). HE got the dead blow hammer, INSTEAD of the tree spike. They're fast too. I now carry a .38 with snake shot all summer on "the acreage". I've seen them change MANY colors fast too. You CAN'T see them. That one, just didn't see YOU either Sarah!
When you get to working on your new land, FIRST thing you MUST do is get SAFE (for Lil'One) RODENT bait stations. THAT'S how you get rid of the vast majority of rattlers. Which you definitely WANT to reduce the numbers of. It's really the only way. No food, FAR less rattlers. Do so. I haven't seen one in 3 years now.
Reality bites, as does MOST of nature! Including us. As REAL as the "birds and the bees"! EVERY LAST THING reproduces, and in big numbers too!
The one question we all have did you invent some new groovy Dance Moves
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They make some very cute snakeboots.If enough time is spent around snakes,you get bit.I even pay attention to where my arms are swinging near.I was bit by a Copperhead when a kid,rushed to the hospital.My dog was leading the way and it strikes me.🤷♂️😆
How was the copperhead bite? I see them on the trails when its evening and people are so careless walking around with flip flops. Timber rattlesnakes too, I have seen them but rare, very colorful snakes. Copperheads blend in well, hard to see them
@@nature10879 I still have marks on my ankle.Mom said it took 6 grown men to hold me down at the hospital.I don't remember much about that part of it.What's strange is,I've taken the young ones and set them aside while working in the yard.They're beautiful.
That feeling is called the creeps. That's what I call it anyway. It goes away after a while, but it definitely gets under your skin.
Heebie jeebies…