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THEkyroastnear

03-13-2006 14:58:06

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as i drove home from public work today mar. 12 saw a snake had been ran over on the road.looked to be what we would call a chicken snake some call them blacksnakes awful early for here in west. ky.

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Coldiron

03-14-2006 11:42:17

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to THEkyroastnear, 03-13-2006 14:58:06

Sweetwater Tex just had a rattlesnake roundup and 6 teams came in with 13,345 lbs of Western Diamond Backs. The largest Rattler came in at 6`8" caught by Eric Thomas. 10,212 lbs was caught in 2005 and there has been 284,152 lbs caught in the 48 years the roundup has been held. They started having the roundups because the ranchers were having to many injuries to their livestock.

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j dennis

03-14-2006 11:27:09

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to THEkyroastnear, 03-13-2006 14:58:06

that is a western see the coon tail

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Ga Jack

03-13-2006 19:16:48

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to THEkyroastnear, 03-13-2006 14:58:06

yep, ya,ll need to watch around your wood pile.
found one sunnin saturday afternoon behind the shop. course it was high 70's here in atlanta. jackie

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4010guy

03-13-2006 17:50:50

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to THEkyroastnear, 03-13-2006 14:58:06

I understand this one was in texas---THEY SAY EVERTHINGS BIG IN TEXAS

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Buzzman72

03-14-2006 05:37:25

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to 4010guy, 03-13-2006 17:50:50

Don't know 'bout y'all, but I'm seein' western boots, belt, and billfold there....which, in MY estimation, is all a snake is good for [OK, maybe some trim on a saddle too.].

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nc140man

03-14-2006 02:35:40

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to 4010guy, 03-13-2006 17:50:50

Actually, I believe that is an eastern diamond back which is the largest species of rattlesnake! I think that picture was ciculating last year and was from north carolina! Scott

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4010guy

03-14-2006 05:53:53

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to nc140man, 03-14-2006 02:35:40

I went back to find my email on it but NO CAN FIND! the one i had said texas and if you look in the back ground you see the abandend gas plant---but you could be rite???--with emails who knows!!!

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Glen in TX

03-14-2006 10:36:42

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to 4010guy, 03-14-2006 05:53:53

I had the same pic way back last year too and it said that diamondback was by Fritch TX just out N of Amarillo along the Canadian river and Lake Meredith area. Out in the middle of the caprock we have mostly smaller prairie rattlers but on edge of caprock and draws or dry river beds we get the big ones. Guys in SW NM killed a 12 footer the other year with a live jack rabbit in it and had skin hanging on wall at wool exchange.

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Glen in TX

03-13-2006 16:41:53

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to THEkyroastnear, 03-13-2006 14:58:06

Haven't seen any yet and don't want to but heard on radio today they had the rattle snake roundup in Sweetwater TX this past weekend. Oh we got some of those other kind down here too in runoff next month for commissioner and council posts in the area. lol.

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Coloken

03-13-2006 17:02:29

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to Glen in TX, 03-13-2006 16:41:53

Arn't they kind of skinny this time of year? wouldn't it be better catch them in the fall when they are fat for better eating?

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Glen in TX

03-13-2006 17:35:51

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to Coloken, 03-13-2006 17:02:29

I'm not catching any to find out lol. I think it's a contest to see who catches the most in pounds and heard the winner caught like 1000 + or - pounds. Maybe they aren't shedding yet and not so feisty? In the fall they are shedding before winter and kinda feitsy.

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buickanddeere

03-13-2006 15:44:38

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to THEkyroastnear, 03-13-2006 14:58:06

The snakes were out around here by the hundreds last February. Turns out we elected a minority government.

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Quebec Red

03-13-2006 17:21:34

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to buickanddeere, 03-13-2006 15:44:38

Wasn't the election the 23rd of January????? ??? It was in the rest of Canada....QR..

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MF Poor

03-13-2006 15:53:10

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Re: snakes crawling already in reply to buickanddeere, 03-13-2006 15:44:38

You"re lucky. Those are the MAJORITY down here.

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