 In many areas, July visits now rival October. Lisa Brandon with National Park Service told WLOS. It could be a turkey. It could be a deer. It could be a bear. It could be a snake. And the best thing for the visitors to do is keep their distance. You're listening to NCI News. What I know about courage, I learned from my adoptive mom. She said sometimes you just got to hold on and know we'll get through this.