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Critters on the course you ran into...

So the young bear apparently lives on my home course. I saw it again Monday. This is the third time I've seen it. It was climbing down from the top of a tree behind hole 7's short pad. Luckily there was light rain and no wind. The dog couldn't scent it. It moved off towards the back nine and my partner and I finished our nine hole match without further incident. He won 1-0.
 
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see a lot of squirrels i'm planning on bribing them to grab my disc and move it closer to the basket...it's a natural hazard so it's legal right?
 
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Disc landed near a snake on a course I threw last week. I don't think it was poisonous, but I'm no Steve Irwin.
 

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With cunning incompetence, I managed to get a 5 1/2 foot black racer in my house one morning, a few months back. As I'm also no Steve Irwin, I can testify that, even though it was non-venomous, my efforts to remove it jumpstarted my day in a way that mere coffee never could.
 
With cunning incompetence, I managed to get a 5 1/2 foot black racer in my house one morning, a few months back. As I'm also no Steve Irwin, I can testify that, even though it was non-venomous, my efforts to remove it jumpstarted my day in a way that mere coffee never could.

Admittedly, this wasn't a snake on a disc golf course.

It was a snake that was supposed to be on a disc golf course, but wasn't, and my frantic efforts to return it there.
 
Lol... I'll have to remember that phrase.

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You had to be there.

I walked out to carrying my trash, and as I went to walk back in I saw the snaked stretched out in the threshold, in the seam made by the wall and the porch. I didn't want to step over him again---I was confident he wouldn't bite, but my reflexes weren't----so I just nudged his tail, which normally sends black racers tearing off in the direction they're aimed at. Instead, he turned into the still-open door, presumably thinking the darker interior meant shade, and protective cover. And just like that, I had a crisis on my hands.
 
With cunning incompetence, I managed to get a 5 1/2 foot black racer in my house one morning, a few months back. As I'm also no Steve Irwin, I can testify that, even though it was non-venomous, my efforts to remove it jumpstarted my day in a way that mere coffee never could.

Please tell me you or someone shot video of this.
 
Flicked all the way from Canada to se ether new course.
 

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I once came across a couple of dirty hippies passed out in a hammock between two trees in the middle of the fairway.
Does that count?
I just kept walking. Figured natural selection had it under control.
 

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