My Rattlesnake Video
#11
12-05-2007, 04:56 PM
RE: My Rattlesnake Video
Hey, Again Everybody!
Been "offline", or rather off of the forum for a while... couldn't get past the darned login ritual!! [:@]
If you want to see the REAL DEAL MOJAVE GREEN RATTLER, log onto my Blog, http://RodandLinda.blogspot.com/..
at the top of the Blog, (on the upper left) there's a search box. Type in mojave green and you will be treated to the "ONLY GREEN RATTLER" that is available to view in its' truly green color. 
A Google search for the species always shows the brown varieties of the "green" snake! I think that I took the only actually green snake picture in existance.... at least that the numerous computer searchesprovided.
Kinda strange that the "Green Mojave Rattler" is always shown in the brown color... Go Figure! Google information states that this snake is the most poisonusin the USA! 17 times more so than the next most poisonous!
As you will note in my Blog comments, this snake is green only at the higher elevations. This snake was seen at Jerome, AZ, (That's above Cottonwood, AZ)and the altitude is up there!
Been "offline", or rather off of the forum for a while... couldn't get past the darned login ritual!! [:@]
If you want to see the REAL DEAL MOJAVE GREEN RATTLER, log onto my Blog, http://RodandLinda.blogspot.com/..
at the top of the Blog, (on the upper left) there's a search box. Type in mojave green and you will be treated to the "ONLY GREEN RATTLER" that is available to view in its' truly green color. A Google search for the species always shows the brown varieties of the "green" snake! I think that I took the only actually green snake picture in existance.... at least that the numerous computer searchesprovided.
Kinda strange that the "Green Mojave Rattler" is always shown in the brown color... Go Figure! Google information states that this snake is the most poisonusin the USA! 17 times more so than the next most poisonous!
As you will note in my Blog comments, this snake is green only at the higher elevations. This snake was seen at Jerome, AZ, (That's above Cottonwood, AZ)and the altitude is up there!
#12
12-05-2007, 05:45 PM
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Washington
Posts: 21,060
RE: My Rattlesnake Video
Hey Rod, I still haven't heard back from anyone on the e-mail reset. Notstock has been off the site for a while now. I'm still trying to get it resolved. Hang in there buddy.
#14
12-05-2007, 05:54 PM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Land of Sun, Sand and Thorns - AZ
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#15
12-05-2007, 07:40 PM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada
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RE: My Rattlesnake Video
Anything that moves without the use of legs is bad in my book..I hate snakes..don't even have dangerous ones here, but I hate them just the same...anyone ever tell you let sleeping dogs lie?
#16
12-05-2007, 07:59 PM
RE: My Rattlesnake Video
here is what I belive is a Mojave green that we ran across here in the California dezert on the way to Burro Schmidt tunnela couple of years ago, as you can see he was having lunch!
#17
12-05-2007, 09:05 PM
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Washington
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RE: My Rattlesnake Video
ORIGINAL: klx250s_rider
Next rattler I get is yours Deej!
Next rattler I get is yours Deej!
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#18
12-05-2007, 11:08 PM
RE: My Rattlesnake Video
Found an old picture of yours truly, probably over 30 years ago. My uncle got this one while cutting timber, but if my brother and I came across it we would surely have tried to catch it. We never killed snakes, just caught them and made pets out of them (God bless our poor mother). I guess it's good for us we didn't come across too many rattlers.
My uncle got this one while cutting timber, but if my brother and I came across it we would surely have tried to catch it. We never killed snakes, just caught them and made pets out of them (God bless our poor mother). I guess it's good for us we didn't come across too many rattlers. 
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