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Spider bite, hornet attack?
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<blockquote data-quote="greybeard" data-source="post: 952538" data-attributes="member: 18945"><p>Hard to see fang punctures--and sometimes there is only 1 puncture. (Fangs break off and don't always re-grow.)</p><p>When I got bit by a copperhead, if it were not for the swelling and redness, I would have never seen the puncture itself, so I can imagine it would be double difficult on large livestock. </p><p></p><p>Hornets? I don't think she would have stuck around long enough for them to do that much stinging and ya would think they wouldn't be concentrated in one place. I've seen cows walk over a ground hornet nest and then take off like the devil himself was in chase--it don't take 'em long to get out of harm's way. </p><p>Don't know what kind of serpents you have in Ohio, but that would be my 1st guess.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greybeard, post: 952538, member: 18945"] Hard to see fang punctures--and sometimes there is only 1 puncture. (Fangs break off and don't always re-grow.) When I got bit by a copperhead, if it were not for the swelling and redness, I would have never seen the puncture itself, so I can imagine it would be double difficult on large livestock. Hornets? I don't think she would have stuck around long enough for them to do that much stinging and ya would think they wouldn't be concentrated in one place. I've seen cows walk over a ground hornet nest and then take off like the devil himself was in chase--it don't take 'em long to get out of harm's way. Don't know what kind of serpents you have in Ohio, but that would be my 1st guess. [/QUOTE]
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