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Dog_Folks
Mar 22, 2015Explorer
jjjandrbaker wrote:LynnandCarol wrote:This is so true. Most of us have developed the art of constantly looking at our feet when standing or sitting anywhere fire ants are likely. It is always best to catch it when there are only one or two ants crawling on your shoes, than to wait for a sting. More often than not, a sting is a harbinger of several more to come. Anyone who has done the fire ant "get nekkid quick" dance, learned the hard way to be vigilant. I once stood on the edge of a pond fishing. I had more than 80 stings by the time my dance was over.
But in Texas (really anywhere) you must always watch where your feet go!
Shoulda jumped in the pond. :)
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