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Political candidate released from hospital after venomous snake bites

Doug Skaff, who was a candidate for West Virginia Secretary of State, was taking down his political signs near U.S. 119 in Danville when he was bitten on the foot and leg almost two weeks ago.

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Skaff home from the hospital, but snakebite pain persists

Skaff home from the hospital, but snakebite pain persists
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Skaff still in recovery mode at hospital following snake bites

Skaff still in recovery mode at hospital following snake bites
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West Virginia Secretary of State candidate bitten by snake while removing own campaign signs

West Virginia Secretary of State candidate bitten by snake while removing own campaign signs
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Doug Skaff remains hospitalized after venomous snake bites | Kanawha Valley

Former WV delegate Doug Skaff remains hospitalized after being bit by several snakes on May 15, 2024. Skaff was bit 3 times on his left leg and once on his right while removing campaign signs in Boone County. He said a bite on his left leg is now infected. He’s been given anti-venom treatments but added that they didn’t really work. Included here are tips on avoiding snakes from WVU Extension Service Wildlife Specialist Sheldon Owen.

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