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I was mistaken!
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Yep, looked like a plan old rat snake to me.Originally posted by Cajun shooter View Post
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Louie, are you and I looking at the same picture????Originally posted by louieagarcia View PostJudging by the tire tracks....looks like that snake got run over
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Originally posted by Matt_C View PostLouie, are you and I looking at the same picture????
Haha confusing huh?
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Yep looking like another making of a Kansas bobcat hunt ! Some folks just can’t help there selfs good luck Cajun hope the wrong fella don’t read this thread !Comment
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So, Ol Cajun saw a Rat Snake, but what is the one I posted? Ive lived here over 20 years, and this is the first rattlesnake I’ve seen.Comment
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Originally posted by Witchgrass View Post
I don’t know I’m not an expert
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Originally posted by Hoss163 View Post
No problem it happens to the best of us. Again I’m not an expert
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Western Diamondback. That's probably the only kind you'll ever see down your way. Timber Rattlesnakes are in East Texas.Originally posted by Witchgrass View Post
You might have Black Tailed Rattlesnakes also. But more than likely Western Diamondbacks are the most common.
Just to be on the safe side if it has a black tail or you just don't know what it is just let it go.lolLast edited by okrattler; 04-10-2018, 10:26 PM.Comment
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