Thank you all. I pulled these two out using gloves and managed to only get one tiny spot on my wrist. Looked around the yard and found more growing. Lived here ten years. Crazy that this stuff is popping up all over! I don’t even live near the woods!

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I’m assuming the heart-shaped leave is from a separate plant.

Oops, I meant to add: Agree with Witchazel on the second plant as poison ivy!

Maybe Boston ivy (?), to my eyes it appears that the plant in the first photo has a tendril, also the younger leaf is heart-shape form. These are characteristics of the Japanese Boston ivy (Parthenocissus tricuspidata. The link below with different details between poison ivy & Boston ivy toward the bottom of the page. Best wishes! http://www.bostonivy.net/

I’d suggest you wear heavy duty, disposable plastic/rubber gloves when weeding, and pull out all the poison ivy. Remove the gloves by pulling them inside out as you take them off and dispose of them. Be very careful to dispose of the poison ivy. Do not burn the poison ivy, as the smoke is toxic to breathe. Also be sure to thoroughly wash your hands, arms and any other body areas that might have been touched with plenty of soap and water, immediately after weeding.

Highly likely that both are. There can be substantial variation in poison ivy leaf shapes.

The bottom picture is for sure poison ivy.