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Re: Snake ID [Re: Brother in-law] #8847238 05/05/23 11:13 PM
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I’m still torn but since rattle snakes in general are kind of unheard of around here, I’m leaning towards common water snake. A head shot would be the tell all

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Re: Snake ID [Re: SnakeWrangler] #8847269 05/05/23 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by SnakeWrangler

Incorrect. It is a timber rattlesnake. I've handled several large ones. Look a the end of the tail...black! Bands look nothing like a water snake.


Bingo! The chevrons and black tail give it away. Saw a big one like that dead on the road up in Sherman in front of my sisters place a few years back.

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