Widdershins
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Last night at league we found a turtle laying eggs into a hole about 20 feet from a basket. Tonite at league we found a 4 foot rattlesnake next to a tee pad.
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david sauls can probably correct me/colaborate about the bird, but i saw a Hawk (may have been a red tail, it was really big) at Earlewood Park in Columbia SC 5 years ago at the Earlewood Classic. we had just finnished with our round and were hanging out in the Parking lot getting ready to leave. all of a sudden the Hawk swoops down just above our heads and grabs a smaller bird right out of the air. It then lands on top of one of the light poles in the parkling lot on one leg with the smaller bird still in its other claw. Then proceeds to have dinner right in front of us. the smaller birds feathers were falling like snow flakes. Crazy!
Almost certainly correct about it being a Redtail Hawk. There are a couple in the park. I came across a pair on the ground across from #10, mangling a squirrel, on a day I happened to have a camera; they took off and I got a great picture of one going right by the basket, half a squirrel in its talons.
Weeks before a tournament we had repeated sightings of a copperhead in the creek right next to the #13 basket.....and I mean, right next to the basket:
Couldn't have that, so my brother staked it out and shot it. When we pulled it out and examined it, turned out not to be a copperhead at all, but a similarly-patterned northern water snake. Oops.
Imitating dangerous animals may be a valid survival strategy in nature, but it's not without it's drawbacks, eh?
lulz!Of course, all snakes are dangerous. Oh, most of them might not be venomous, but the ligament damage that occurs in the seconds after you see one by your foot can be quite serious.
During a casual round I ran into this guy right here. Unfortunately I didn't realize he was there until after I thrown from that lie. Luckily he didn't strike me when I reached down to retrieve my disc.
Posted this earlier in the thread. Prolly the biggest rattlesnake i will ever see! It was massive, i couldnt even get very close to take a good pic cause of its striking range. So awsome!
At marana rock, AZ disc golf course last year.
During a casual round I ran into this guy right here. Unfortunately I didn't realize he was there until after I thrown from that lie. Luckily he didn't strike me when I reached down to retrieve my disc.