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| Jason waiting on the show to begin. | Jason speaking at the Snakes of Georgia Encounter seminar. |
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| A cottonmouth on a hook. | The Pine Snake. |
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| A Black Rat Snake crawls past Jason's feet during the Snakes of Georgia Encounter. | A close up look at a Pine Snake. |
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| Jason explaining how and why he uses Snake Tongs. | Mike stands by with a set of tongs. |
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| Of the 8 seminars conducted, the crowd ranged in number from about 80 to over 300 each time. | Sarah setting up the booth prior to opening. |
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| Gator-Ade out and about scmoozing with the public. | Once open, our reptile display caused quite a traffic jam for the 6 day event. |
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| Jane with the burmese python. | Mike with Gator-Ade |
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| A young visitor with the burmese python. | Jason with a canebrake rattlesnake. |
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| A future outdoorsman with Gator-Ade. | |
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| This snake's getting a nice massage. | |
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| Jason with Frank, a first time snake handler. | Debbie, one of our volunteers, helping with crowd control during a seminar. |
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| Jason removing an eastern diamondback rattlesnake from its box. | The Snakes of Georgia Encounter seminars were always full. |
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| Jason with a seven and a half foot burmese python discussing the huge responsibility of pet snake ownership. | Jason with a pigmy rattlesnake. |
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| Hunter, another volunteer, assisting with crowd control. |
