sun comes out and so do the snakes

[web eviction]

Decided to check the old train tracks today for scorpions and found this little guy along with 4 others lol

I found about 25 U. mordax as well great day lol and after all was said and done I went fishing and landed two huge steelhead

 

[super-pede]

AAwwwwww lucky!
I've been lookin for a rattler for a long time!
where did you find it(city/area)

 

[web eviction]

AAwwwwww lucky!
I've been lookin for a rattler for a long time!
where did you find it(city/area)

Near fallcreek Oregon

 

[super-pede]

Near fallcreek Oregon

I'm gonna have to check that out.
thanks!

 

[web eviction]

I'm gonna have to check that out.
thanks!

Yup if ya make it down here look me up I'll show ya where to find um

 

[the toe cutter]

Great find! I'm going out today to see what we can find. I'm hoping for another Eastern Diamondback!

 

[1Lord Of Ants1]

I've never been interested in animals that could kill me, but thats an atractive little fellow. I came across a FAT eastern diamond back while walking down a Florida trail, it was probably 5 feet long. It never did rattle and I nearly stepped on it. It was quite a scare since I was far from the main park.

 

[pitbulllady]

Great find! I'm going out today to see what we can find. I'm hoping for another Eastern Diamondback!

So, you've moved to SC permanently now? There's some awesome herping down near Charleston. My friends Heyward and Ted Clamp own the Edisto Island Serpentarium on Edisto Island, a place you should visit. I love to visit the Low Country, for the snakes AND the food, but I've never been fortunate enough to come across an EDB in the wild. Where I live we only have Canebrakes-lots and lots of Canebrakes-though we're supposed to have Pygmies, I've never found one of those around here, either.

pitbulllady

 

[spinningspider]

good looking animal, probably best to just take pictures though. do you plan on releasing it?