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    It's that time of the year in Texas. Watch your footing.

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    wow, what kind of snake is that monster?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ibmack View Post
    wow, what kind of snake is that monster?
    Rattle Snake, and a big one.
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    That's a beauty Joe! Looks like a Western Diamondback. Put many of those on the grill in my day.
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    Nice, imagine the size of those steaks!
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    Used to attend the Sweetwater Rattle Snake roundup every year and ate my fair share. Tasted just like chicken too. Used to tan the skins and sell them to a feller in
    Merkel, Texas. The head of the rattler turned upside down with the fangs stuck on the side looks like a cow skull. He sold them in truck stops to tourists in the form of
    belt buckles and ear rings. Sold the meat to local establishments. Years ago in another time.
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    played with a many a crotalus atrox myself back when . sure do have a nasty temper when riled up . some never rattle and some don't quit and some are plain old mean .i remember when our barn cat had one up by the screen door on night and I kept hearing some kind of light clicking noise and I went to investigate it and swung the door open to find one rather large rather perturbed rattler coiled up tight trying to fend off the cat that cornered it there .
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    We sure do have some huge snakes especially out in the hill country and of course every place else, just seems a lot more out there!

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    Photo angle trickery,that snake isnt hardly 4 foot long(3.5')


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    That's a beauty Joe! Looks like a Western Diamondback. Put many of those on the grill in my day.

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