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This guy is welcome in my barnyard anytime! View attachment 32150
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Of course, 70% of rattlesnake bites involve men under 25 and alcohol. Prove me wrong.No matter how careful you are, sooner or later you will be bit in that profession.
I can't, I totally agree!Of course, 70% of rattlesnake bites involve men under 25 and alcohol. Prove me wrong.
I worked with a guy years ago that kept a rattlesnake as a pet. He would sit around watching tv with it crawling all over him. One bad move one day and it bit him on the thumb. He lived but had to be revived a couple of times while on the way to the ER. He also thought it would be a good idea to bring his rattlesnake to work. Management didn't think so and fired him.No matter how careful you are, sooner or later you will be bit in that profession.
On my bike ride the other day. That’s as close as I was getting. The pavement is 12 ft across. He was a little more than half the width.
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Looked thin to me also, almost like a rat snake but couldn't identify the markings with one.That thing is thin for it's length. Difficult to tell from the picture but from the skin markings it looks like a constrictor.
Looks like an oak snake.