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Dont die in the Outback
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<blockquote data-quote="Ded Driver" data-source="post: 449862" data-attributes="member: 12692"><p>unfortunate but so true Bigwave. whilst most snakes are fairly easily spotted if they are on the move, Death Adders are bastards as they are ambush predators & generally don't move until you nearly step on them. A detector in front of you is a good deflector as well, but its always important to be thinking & watching for snakes anywhere. :skull:</p><p>When I was out last week of Sept, met 2 foreigners who had no idea. 1 wearing shorts but full shoes, the other wearing long pants but with sandals.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ded Driver, post: 449862, member: 12692"] unfortunate but so true Bigwave. whilst most snakes are fairly easily spotted if they are on the move, Death Adders are bastards as they are ambush predators & generally don't move until you nearly step on them. A detector in front of you is a good deflector as well, but its always important to be thinking & watching for snakes anywhere. :skull: When I was out last week of Sept, met 2 foreigners who had no idea. 1 wearing shorts but full shoes, the other wearing long pants but with sandals. [/QUOTE]
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