I think you lucked out. Any jogger or biker who came across a sweaty guy holding a snake 3' snake in the woods would have screamed, ran the other way and called to police long before you could have even said, "Excuse me..."
Still, I would like to have seen a photo of the snake!
--Scott
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While jogging around my 3.2 mile loop this afternoon I stumbled upon a 3', very pretty Copperhead slowly making his way across the path. I literally waited for like 8 full minutes hoping a biker or jogger would pass and would be willing to snap a picture for me, but no one passed! ARGGGHHHHH! (I don't carry a phone while jogging)--That's the 1st one I've seen since I left Missouri in 2007.I can live for a week on a snake sighting like that! Wow!So Accotink has enough wooded habitat to support Copperheads y'all.Gene
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