Living in the Arizona desert, the only creature I fear confronting on the cart path is a rattlesnake. Obviously a rattlesnake is dangerous, but I have learned that if you leave the snakes alone they will leave you alone. All I have to do is hop in the cart, keep my feet up off the ground and drive around it. I have seen a few people bitten by a snake out on the course and several other big tough men who were shaken by the experience. But I have to say that all in all, there are not too many things for Phoenicians to fear when they are out on the course. Any fears that I have had in the past have diminished now that I have seen this photo. How do you react to these circumstances? If I ignore the bear, will it leave me alone? I am curious if anyone has seen something like this happen before or if this is really as rare as you would expect it to be?

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