Beware of Southern Black Widows Hiding in Leaves: Safety Tips for Working with Leaves in the Southeastern States
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Tom R
2 months ago
Kill it!
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Stephen F
2 months ago
I got bit on the hand reaching into a water meter box up by the street. It hurt worse than the rattle snake bite when I was teenager! Ached for weeks afterwards.
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Cameron B
2 months ago
@Stephen any flesh rot?
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Stephen F
2 months ago
Only a very small bit from both of those bites. It was cut back by a surgeon in the ER both times and healed up with minimal scarring. I was lucky. I have a buddy that got into a brown recluse and THAT ate him up.
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Cameron B
2 months ago
@Stephen Goodness
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Elisha A
2 months ago
No no……
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Arne H
2 months ago
Maybe I should move back to Alaska….😳
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