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spawn00x

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Just of few pics of our outing this weekend. Thats a Mohave Rattlesnake, whats he doing all the way over here in El Paso Tx? Thanks in Advance!
 

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That last picture looks like a painting---its absolutely beautiful!
And the snake is just the way I like 'em--DEAD :thumbsup:!
Nice pics, spawn00x!
regards~~sandcreek4
 
Thanks!

sandcreek4 said:
That last picture looks like a painting---its absolutely beautiful!
And the snake is just the way I like 'em--DEAD :thumbsup:!
Nice pics, spawn00x!
regards~~sandcreek4
 
FYI The Mohave green rattle snake is either on the endangerd or protected spices list.
 
Fantastic scenery. Very resplendent, I hope the hunt produced the treasure you were seeking!
 
Thanks, We actually found some nice color.

Guy In Back said:
Fantastic scenery. Very resplendent, I hope the hunt produced the treasure you were seeking!
 
We usually leave them alone but this one got a little to close to camp. It seemed to be a bit more aggressive than the other rattlers out here.



plehbah said:
extractor said:
FYI The Mohave green rattle snake is either on the endangerd or protected spices list.

That is why you do not run around killing snakes.

Nice job.
 
Maybe a hawk or a mongoose dropped him off :tongue3:. I have seen hawks attack a pigeon, then try to ly off with it and then lose their grip on them and then they fall wherever they are. If humans are around, they will wait till they leave to retrieve it..........NGE
 

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