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Yep you read that right we killed 2 today in 2 different locations on the property today. There’s something about September around here that makes these snakes go on the move. The picture of the fire is the tree top that took out my porch and added my skylight to my roof.
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I might have to send " D " a message -- about a 22 foot Long Rattler
We deep fry them at my house. Back straps only.
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Tastes like chicken and is really good eating! Thanks for sharing...
Are those timber rattlers?
Cane Break Rattlers. I cut another one up today with shreader cutting a food plot this evening.
You can keep those dang things. Don’t want anything to do with them.
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SNAKEaTOLOGIST Fish on Line here --- Fall is the Breeding season fer snakes, they also feed as much as possible before Hibernation ... I chased a Chicken Snake out of a nest and the wife was keeping an Eye on where it went. I grabbed the Rifle , came back to shoot the Garden Soaker hose
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You may need to see an optometrist. :Rofl
We may have snow and ice and cold weather here in Michigan but we don't have snakes that bite. That's a good trade off if you ask me.
Here is number 3 in 4 days that I killed crossing the road
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The skinned up part is where the knobby tires of the side by side meet the gravel road. 7 buttons on this one.
yes !!!! a cane break rattler is also know as a timber rattler !!!! Species Profile: Canebrake / Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) | SREL HerpetologyQuote:
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