U C M Snakes Biili Joe,M R not,O S M R,U C M E D B D I'S,Oooo M R snakes Lidge,Ooo S M R, M B makins Fer right good Vitels.Easy air m Fangs'el hook ya!
Here's basically what i could gather from that....
Guy 1: This it
Guy 1: Whad ya do poke him in the the ass
Guy 2: I Reached dup dere and dutched dit ratters and de dent do shit, i douched dim ride dere on is dail ride dere past dem fukgin wid stard acgtin stopid
Guy 1: Dats a bad mamer jamer ride dere... he's freedo man heez got sum nice culurs in him
Let's see...several people told you this is a Timber/Canebrake rattler...not a diamondback, so why not change the title of the video so it isn't misleading? Huh?
Brian Hubbs - author of "A Guide to the Rattlesnakes of the United States"
That is a Canebrake Rattlesnake, closely related to the Timber Rattlesnake, but found at lower elevations. Still, thanks for sharing, and for not killing a beautiful specimen.
@clee0510 Canebrakes are considered by some to be subspecies of the timber rattler rather than simply an alternate name. Canebrakes do have distinctive chevron banding, whereas other subspecies of C. horridus can have markings that vary widely.
DYK: Thomas Jefferson loved these snakes and thought the timber rattler should be our national symbol. It did become a symbol of the Revolution, gracing the yellow field of a flag above a caption that read, "Don't tread on me."
Make fun of these gentlemen all you like, but you may want to note how they show some awe and respect for one of the fascinating animals in the United States.
Crotalus horridus....not a very apt name considering timber rattlesnakes tend to be shy moreover, they give a warning before they strike.
@TheWoltCanada "Horrid" doesn't refer to people's perception of the snake. "Horrid" comes from "horrere," which means, "to bristle or shudder with fear." It can also mean "hairy, shaggy, prickly, rough, frightful." The timber rattler probably earned its name by being the first snake European settlers knew to "bristle" (shake its rattles) when startled.
@AtarahDerek Indeed, as a ecologist I tend to forget the latin base words, as well as western history.
So in this case the given latin name does indeed fit aptly. To be honest I do not even know who coined the proper name of the timber rattlesnake, but it would be interesting to find out.
Even if poisionous snakes were killed off,there are still non-poisionous snakes that could take care of the rodents.The kingsnake,indigo,gartersnake and banded watersnake and others of the non-poisionous variety are more welcome in barns and lawns than a copperhead or rattlesnake.A bite from non-poisionous snakes can still cause infection or tetanus,so make sure you get a tetanus shot if bitten.
Crotalus Horridus, also called the Canebread or Timber Rattler. Not the meanest tempered venemous snake, but his poison is very serious and a large one can give you a mega-dose of it.
I frequently have nightmares about rattlesnakes. Odd that I have never encountered one in the wild. Even though I've walked through their terrain countless times in my life. They were probably all around, outside my family home in Utah, when I was growing up. We had a big place, with lots of wild plant life. I saw other kinds of snakes, water snakes, etc. But never a rattler.
They must have heard me coming, or felt me coming, i.e. vibrations. I made a lot of noise when I walked around.
Here in the mountains of upstate new york, where timber rattlesnakes are becoming increasingly rare I have seen one as big around as a grapefruit and almost 6 feet long. they are the 3rd largest rattler in the united states but they are not aggressive The only danger would come from handling one or stepping on it or too close to it. I stay back a few feet when I'm filming them. We also have copperheads which are not nearly so large.
in the lowland south, timber rattlesnakes have a subspecies called the canebrake rattlesnake. they usually have a brownish line down the ridge of their back and the distinctive cross bands of the timber rattler. same species- crotalus horridus
@TheMelodicmaster Timber rattlers are the most prolific rattle found in the entire SE now that eastern diamondbacks have become rare. That is a timber rattler in the video---end of story.
If you had a choice would your rather encounter in the woods, the rattlesnake or these men? I think the rattlesnake might be the safer bet. No offense it's the thick rural accent. I'm used to it, nothing a pistol cannot tame. Oo wee, look da size a dat gun strapped d' his belt. That's Mississippi Redneck commenting about my 6' Ruger .357.
you stupid ass rednecks if you would have stayed in school insted of banging your sister in the ass you would know that is a timber rattler u joe dirt fucks
@killersiverb Well obviously you are highly intelligent so perhaps you could have found a better way to correct their misidentification of that snake. Before you start calling people names because they talk with a southern draw you should have been happy that they were showing such respect for a creature most people would have killed upon encountering. They never claimed to be ophiologist, they saw something you don't see everyday and decided to share. We should thank them.
@ondfritz2 thanks man, many a folk would have killed the snake right off, these guys spoke good words about this awesome animal, for that I respect them. I am happy to see this video
They know it is not a diamondback. Canebrake is just a fancy name for timber rattlesnake. Some Hill Billy professor wanted to be different so he called their timbers canebrakes. One idiot was killed by one in Alabama a couple of years agp when he was drunk & grabbed one by the tail.
This is a timber rattlesnake. Crotalus horridus. Not as big as the Eastern Diamond back rattlesnake, which is the largest of the rattlesnakes. Beautiful snake.
That is NOT a Diamondback!. That is a "canebreak" or what the ol' timers call a "velvet tail" rattler. Large and beautiful but not as potent as the Diamondback rattlers, eastern or western !!!. He'll still do massive damage if you're hit by one. Be safe, dont get stupid and you won't get bitten.
yep it's a canebreak. They can be really problematic for turkey hunters in MS and AL. I'll see some next week getting ready for deer season. Always do.
This is a timber rattler, AKA "canebrake rattler", Genus and species Crotalus horridus. It is the rattler featured on the proper American flag: you know, the flag of individual freedom as opposed to the flag of mindless collective central bank serfdom (and illegal wars of aggression) that came later. ...But I digress...
Actually a canebrake is a morph of the timber rattlesnake only found in certain coastal areas. The Timber and the canebrake have differences. The canebrake has two orange stripes that run down its back, whereas the Timber Rattlesnake does not. But you're right, they are both Crotalus Horridus. Although, this specimen is actually a Timber Rattlesnake.
that isnt a diamond back...its a timber rattler....i used to live in texas so i see alot of um...the biggest tell is his black end of his tail...diamond back acually have dimonds on thier back
Just a little tip. Not to hurt you in anyway, but the other commenters are correct. it is a timber rattlesnake and it wouldnt hurt if you aquired some decent herping skills. next time , dont anger it with a broomstick. leave it alone or put it back in its habitat wherever you think it may have come from
Totally agreed. These guys were cool with the snake and just enjoyed seeing it and how beautiful it's markings are. As far as them being able to name the species...Most people don't like snakes and aren't interested in them enough to learn anything about them. But that doesn't make them stupid. I bet nobody reading these comments can name all the spiders, or even the birds, in their own backyards.
Also...personally... hillbillies or not, I dig these guys southern accents.
Yeah, you guys are right. That's a Timber rattlesnake (in the south "Canebrake", with the distinctive banded pattern), Crotalus horridus. That's no diamondback.
They could have chopped that motherfuckers head off and gave you a reason to cry you fuckin pussys.But they didnt so quit your bitching.Just because their rednecks doesnt mean their stupid.You call us rednecks ignorant well take a look at yourself.You dont have a life so you have to get on youtube and make fun of people because they talk different than you and I think people like that are ignorant.Grow up bitches.
What the hell is wrong with you idiots?Your calling them names even though they didnt even bother that snake.They might be rednecks but at least they arent fucking queer like you.
Sorry to disappoint,but that is not an Eastern Diamondback! It is in my opinion a very large Timber or Canebrake Rattlesnake. Judging by the markings on the body and the shape of its head. It also lacks the banding on the tail end before the rattle...which is a common marking of Diamondbacks. In the case of this particular snake-the tail end is almost completely black,and the dark zig-zag banding on the snakes body are the unmistakable markings of a Timber Rattler!
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tjwalters61 5 days ago
U C M Snakes Biili Joe,M R not,O S M R,U C M E D B D I'S,Oooo M R snakes Lidge,Ooo S M R, M B makins Fer right good Vitels.Easy air m Fangs'el hook ya!
tjwalters61 5 days ago
Fuck yall motherfuckers make fun of the way they talk I love my southern accent and whenever I here northern accents i want to kill someone
Bamabarrett 1 month ago
what language are they speaking?
abbycici 1 month ago
Beautiful MY ASS! The only beautiful snake is a DEAD snake!
hrdknox2000 1 month ago
lol fucking idiot. wheres the diamonds on its back? its just a canebrake rattlesnake
gaboonviperful 1 month ago
Here's basically what i could gather from that....
Guy 1: This it
Guy 1: Whad ya do poke him in the the ass
Guy 2: I Reached dup dere and dutched dit ratters and de dent do shit, i douched dim ride dere on is dail ride dere past dem fukgin wid stard acgtin stopid
Guy 1: Dats a bad mamer jamer ride dere... he's freedo man heez got sum nice culurs in him
Guy 2: id's a beudiful snak
Guy 1: Yez he is
computerssuck93 1 month ago
Let's see...several people told you this is a Timber/Canebrake rattler...not a diamondback, so why not change the title of the video so it isn't misleading? Huh?
Brian Hubbs - author of "A Guide to the Rattlesnakes of the United States"
tricolorbrian 2 months ago
Woulda made nice boots and belt .
tanhelmet 2 months ago
That is a Canebrake Rattlesnake, closely related to the Timber Rattlesnake, but found at lower elevations. Still, thanks for sharing, and for not killing a beautiful specimen.
paulcliftonevans 2 months ago
Yep that thar is one of those alabamy dimonbak rattlers
No... It is a Timber/Canebrake Rattlesnake.
SooperCherry94 4 months ago
wud u do poke him in the ass? hahaha lol
422sting 5 months ago
Thats a bad mamba jamba rite thur. he even said it was he did he did. lmfao
littlerockersdaddy 5 months ago
There is no such thing as a Alabama diamondback rattlesnake. That is a Timber Rattlesnake or also called Canebrake..depends where you live.
clee0510 5 months ago
@clee0510 Canebrakes are considered by some to be subspecies of the timber rattler rather than simply an alternate name. Canebrakes do have distinctive chevron banding, whereas other subspecies of C. horridus can have markings that vary widely.
AtarahDerek 2 months ago
@AtarahDerek True, but as being considered being a subspecies it's still the same snake. lol
clee0510 2 months ago
DYK: Thomas Jefferson loved these snakes and thought the timber rattler should be our national symbol. It did become a symbol of the Revolution, gracing the yellow field of a flag above a caption that read, "Don't tread on me."
AtarahDerek 5 months ago
@AtarahDerek Interesting fact.
walk4trot2canter3 5 months ago
thts a timber/canebrake
iambeastist 5 months ago
He's trying to get away thats what most of them do. If you provoke them you WILL get bitten if you don't heed to it's warning.
Loveless19891 5 months ago
poke him with a steek
deerhunter29102 5 months ago
thas not a diamond back u idiot
hahaha4426 6 months ago
Bi crocky, what a beut!
TinnInches 7 months ago
No no no no home is where you make it.
Sithisnight 7 months ago
@Sithisnight you like to see homo's naked?
2020TRAP 6 months ago
@2020TRAP Na na na na hawm. wer YOOOUUU MAAAKE IT! Erebody knaw tha gadamboy.
Sithisnight 6 months ago
@Sithisnight this guy likes to see homo's naked, that don't help me...
2020TRAP 6 months ago
i didn't understand a single word they just said.
thekingofcorsairs 7 months ago 8
@thekingofcorsairs allow me to translate : datsuh baidmamerjammer-riiteair. hepurty-domain. hegut sum niiiice culurseinem
ThePocketsMcgraw 7 months ago 2
@thekingofcorsairs I got EVERY word! Mississippi and Alabama are very close to the same language!
vivian2gin 6 months ago
I love my state! haha
whitacrefan17 7 months ago
that would be a timber or canebrake rattlesnake not a alabama diamond back u bad mamajama retard
zillawesomesuace 8 months ago
@zillawesomesuace
No need to get nasty LOL. It is a Canebrake.
Looks just like my Cal King . Great snakes I love them!
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rarrokla 8 months ago
sounded like Boomhauer from King of the Hill.
FloridaRaider 10 months ago
These are the same people who go to tea party meetings.
ReliableSunPower 10 months ago
Make fun of these gentlemen all you like, but you may want to note how they show some awe and respect for one of the fascinating animals in the United States.
Crotalus horridus....not a very apt name considering timber rattlesnakes tend to be shy moreover, they give a warning before they strike.
Good video gentlemen.
TheWoltCanada 10 months ago
@TheWoltCanada "Horrid" doesn't refer to people's perception of the snake. "Horrid" comes from "horrere," which means, "to bristle or shudder with fear." It can also mean "hairy, shaggy, prickly, rough, frightful." The timber rattler probably earned its name by being the first snake European settlers knew to "bristle" (shake its rattles) when startled.
AtarahDerek 10 months ago
@AtarahDerek Indeed, as a ecologist I tend to forget the latin base words, as well as western history.
So in this case the given latin name does indeed fit aptly. To be honest I do not even know who coined the proper name of the timber rattlesnake, but it would be interesting to find out.
Nice work.
TheWoltCanada 10 months ago
I love to hear Good ole' Boys that like rattlers. I hope they let him live. It sounds like they are the kind of guys that did. God bless em'.
thegools 10 months ago 2
sometimes they sound like sprinklers
MistyOjaiGirl 10 months ago
This sounds like the coach on Adam Sandler's Water Boy.
deejtechno22 10 months ago
Mama jamma? PLEASe dont use Ebonics if your not Black. Stick to how you were raised to talk!
dougiecoolietrini 1 year ago
@dougiecoolietrini he didn't say " mama jama" dumbass, he said mammer jammer. So fuck you and fuck ebonics
clcasino79 9 months ago 3
@clcasino79 suck...your...mother DRY..lolol
dougiecoolietrini 9 months ago
i agree, thats definently a horridus
TripAAAHerping 1 year ago
That is a timber Rattlerd not a diamond back
ck2crazy 1 year ago
did you let it live?
LSUcHamp606 1 year ago
That's a timber rattler not a diamondback stupid
grantfd908 1 year ago
that's a bad mammer zammer right there
zepps88 1 year ago 2
KOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!
johncenaucantcme100 1 year ago
2 inbred rednecks havinng another fun day before getting drunk and watching cars make left hand turns for 2-3 hours, LOL
bluetiege 1 year ago 2
@bluetiege STFU!
purplecrack93 1 year ago
Even if poisionous snakes were killed off,there are still non-poisionous snakes that could take care of the rodents.The kingsnake,indigo,gartersnake and banded watersnake and others of the non-poisionous variety are more welcome in barns and lawns than a copperhead or rattlesnake.A bite from non-poisionous snakes can still cause infection or tetanus,so make sure you get a tetanus shot if bitten.
USAFreedomReform 1 year ago
thats a bad mama jamma
diesellifter 1 year ago 2
Crotalus Horridus, also called the Canebread or Timber Rattler. Not the meanest tempered venemous snake, but his poison is very serious and a large one can give you a mega-dose of it.
misharyutubbee 1 year ago
dugeorge1, Meatcleaver, yeah that is not a diamondback at all. It is a very beautiful timber rattler though.
Shyguyx12 1 year ago
u could have picked him up prob... :D
tsotsc 1 year ago
southern men pick up rattelsnakes,,, northern men pickup gays
tomgreen1721 1 year ago 6
@tomgreen1721 Southern men pick up Budweiser, chewing tobacco, pickup trucks, plows, and their toothless sisters.
zazozung 2 weeks ago
Get er done!
Decbabe85 1 year ago
yea just a canebreak. killed a baby in my back yard
phillipsteven123 1 year ago
Why bother a poisionous rattlesnake like that, when it isn't even bothering people and crawling away?
ILovestorms 1 year ago
I frequently have nightmares about rattlesnakes. Odd that I have never encountered one in the wild. Even though I've walked through their terrain countless times in my life. They were probably all around, outside my family home in Utah, when I was growing up. We had a big place, with lots of wild plant life. I saw other kinds of snakes, water snakes, etc. But never a rattler.
They must have heard me coming, or felt me coming, i.e. vibrations. I made a lot of noise when I walked around.
packjim56 1 year ago
fuckin rednecks
str567z 1 year ago
Here in the mountains of upstate new york, where timber rattlesnakes are becoming increasingly rare I have seen one as big around as a grapefruit and almost 6 feet long. they are the 3rd largest rattler in the united states but they are not aggressive The only danger would come from handling one or stepping on it or too close to it. I stay back a few feet when I'm filming them. We also have copperheads which are not nearly so large.
Jaker2882 1 year ago
in the lowland south, timber rattlesnakes have a subspecies called the canebrake rattlesnake. they usually have a brownish line down the ridge of their back and the distinctive cross bands of the timber rattler. same species- crotalus horridus
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lol poked him in his ass
arosedreamcatcher 1 year ago
that is a canebrake rattler
crazycracker187 1 year ago
@TheMelodicmaster Timber rattlers are the most prolific rattle found in the entire SE now that eastern diamondbacks have become rare. That is a timber rattler in the video---end of story.
dugeorge1 1 year ago
Definitely Timber. The big hint? No diamonds!
Torwyn11 1 year ago 2
If you had a choice would your rather encounter in the woods, the rattlesnake or these men? I think the rattlesnake might be the safer bet. No offense it's the thick rural accent. I'm used to it, nothing a pistol cannot tame. Oo wee, look da size a dat gun strapped d' his belt. That's Mississippi Redneck commenting about my 6' Ruger .357.
Delticola 1 year ago
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PISS ON IT
peptobismol9 1 year ago
you stupid ass rednecks if you would have stayed in school insted of banging your sister in the ass you would know that is a timber rattler u joe dirt fucks
killersiverb 1 year ago
@killersiverb Well obviously you are highly intelligent so perhaps you could have found a better way to correct their misidentification of that snake. Before you start calling people names because they talk with a southern draw you should have been happy that they were showing such respect for a creature most people would have killed upon encountering. They never claimed to be ophiologist, they saw something you don't see everyday and decided to share. We should thank them.
ondfritz2 1 year ago
@ondfritz2 thanks man, many a folk would have killed the snake right off, these guys spoke good words about this awesome animal, for that I respect them. I am happy to see this video
Tokay18 4 months ago
@killersiverb haha that's so fuckin funny...My husband and I just moved here and some people here are really weird ....so I'd agree wit ya...
Dancesnserenity2009 1 year ago
Not a DIAMONDBACK but a timber rattler!!!
heelsfantim 1 year ago
thats a real pretty snake, it looks like a mixed snake. Good find!
unmecraizer 1 year ago
MAN THAT CANEBRAKE WOULD LOOK GOOD ON SOME BOOTS!
Txbreedandraised 1 year ago
@Txbreedandraised i agree
Theghost11100 1 year ago
Get er' done? Gotta love rednecks...
prnkstr 1 year ago
actually I don't know if I got bit by a rattlesnake or a copperhead.. someone tell me the difference.............
Heather4Forever 1 year ago
They know it is not a diamondback. Canebrake is just a fancy name for timber rattlesnake. Some Hill Billy professor wanted to be different so he called their timbers canebrakes. One idiot was killed by one in Alabama a couple of years agp when he was drunk & grabbed one by the tail.
BillDiceVideos 1 year ago
i killed a timber rattler about that size this weekend... it had a rabbit in its stomach =0
far2beastyf4u 1 year ago
The accent>>>>> Lol
TRM21DR 1 year ago
Holy Christ!...What language was that?!
KottonmouthVenom 1 year ago
Fucking inbred Jethros!
bobbyjsimmons77 1 year ago
oh fuck id be so scared
cboewebra 1 year ago
This is a timber rattlesnake. Crotalus horridus. Not as big as the Eastern Diamond back rattlesnake, which is the largest of the rattlesnakes. Beautiful snake.
88Tdwp 1 year ago
That is NOT a Diamondback!. That is a "canebreak" or what the ol' timers call a "velvet tail" rattler. Large and beautiful but not as potent as the Diamondback rattlers, eastern or western !!!. He'll still do massive damage if you're hit by one. Be safe, dont get stupid and you won't get bitten.
1960views 1 year ago
Dang thats big for a rattle snake
briancalifornia1 1 year ago
That's a canebrake,not a diamondback.Beautiful snake.Not usually bad tempered
meatcleaver123 2 years ago 17
that's a "bad mammyjammer" right there...mmm-hmmm, yeah boyyy
bnork65 2 years ago 2
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a rednecks last words,,,"hey yall check this out right here"
mondoshrimpo 2 years ago
Largest one I ever saw here in NY state was nearly 6 feet long and thick as a grapefruit. Crotalus horridus- canebrake/timber rattler
jaker2880 2 years ago 2
It's a timber rattler (canebrake) not a diamondback.
dugeorge1 2 years ago 39
@dugeorge1 Yeah the way u tell a diamond from that is THE DIAMONDS ON THE BACK lol
sk8erproductions1 1 year ago
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jesuscastillo72 2 years ago
i wouldve. or i wouldve thrown your pansy ass next to it nd then watch you change your mind face867
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T'aint no diamondback, Cletus. It's a timber ratt-ler but I betcha you kilt it dead! Aint that right, tough guy?
face8675309 2 years ago
I think that was a velvet tail Rattler. You see how he had a black clolored tail. I get those two mixed up all the time.
banditman479 2 years ago
that was neither a velvet or a dioamond it was a cranebreak/timber rattle snake
xsnakemandougx 2 years ago
haha such hillbillys
tiddlywinks98712 2 years ago
holy fudgestickles that thing is HUGE how could u mess with it though? that thing could strike u easy being that big
xCuttxUpxAngelx 2 years ago
not a dimand back
dannyzancai 2 years ago
yep it's a canebreak. They can be really problematic for turkey hunters in MS and AL. I'll see some next week getting ready for deer season. Always do.
jbeTV1 2 years ago
Those guys talking sound like the a-typical hillbilly!
jonathanstile 2 years ago
The atypical??? As in not typical. Damn, how did NASA ever let you go?
jacksonswastedlife 2 years ago 4
lol seriously when i read that i was like wtf...a-typical? stop trying to sound smart using words that you dont even know what they mean.
jholdaw2 1 year ago
@jholdaw2 Uh...atypical means "not typical". Damn, looks like we got another 'thank tank' ge-knee-us!
jacksonswastedlife 1 year ago
thats a canebreak not a edb shiesh i keep both species -_- verry verry diffrent snakes
ladybloodrose 2 years ago
Crotalus horridus. Timber or canebreak rattler
spidergear1 2 years ago
thats a damn timber rattler what a DA
deerhunter12345698 2 years ago
cane brake is right
pablocruiser 2 years ago
thats a cane brake
slater803 2 years ago
thats a bad mamer jamer right there!
ahardy93955 2 years ago 2
This is a timber rattler, AKA "canebrake rattler", Genus and species Crotalus horridus. It is the rattler featured on the proper American flag: you know, the flag of individual freedom as opposed to the flag of mindless collective central bank serfdom (and illegal wars of aggression) that came later. ...But I digress...
"Don't tread on me"
libertarianjury 2 years ago
Actually a canebrake is a morph of the timber rattlesnake only found in certain coastal areas. The Timber and the canebrake have differences. The canebrake has two orange stripes that run down its back, whereas the Timber Rattlesnake does not. But you're right, they are both Crotalus Horridus. Although, this specimen is actually a Timber Rattlesnake.
edgirallenjoe29 2 years ago
that isnt a diamond back...its a timber rattler....i used to live in texas so i see alot of um...the biggest tell is his black end of his tail...diamond back acually have dimonds on thier back
freebirdE5 2 years ago
lmfao touch him on the ass lmao
mommymisty416 2 years ago
Just a little tip. Not to hurt you in anyway, but the other commenters are correct. it is a timber rattlesnake and it wouldnt hurt if you aquired some decent herping skills. next time , dont anger it with a broomstick. leave it alone or put it back in its habitat wherever you think it may have come from
BlakHeavenDeathMetal 2 years ago 2
that aint no diamond back thats a sho nuff timber rattler
zoolander4312 2 years ago 3
That would make my cowboy hat some nice hatbands for it
texasdelton 2 years ago
timber rattler!!!!!!!
sk84life8123 2 years ago 3
The guy who touched the snake sounds like Brad Pitt in Kalifornia...hahahahahahha
CourtyardPigeon 2 years ago
yea seriously its a timber/velvet tail/canebreak rattler not a d back dumb dumb
Willdathrill2012 2 years ago 2
nice find. not a diamondback though, its Crotalus horridus (Timber rattlesnake)
Tokay18 2 years ago 2
beautiful snake
Dinojd690 2 years ago
im southern
strat458796 2 years ago
its a timber rattler aka velvet tail rattle snake
devon2372009 2 years ago
That is a timber rattlesnake.
KennethMixson 2 years ago
how the hell can u have one of these things as a PET????
theridgeBMXteam 2 years ago
it sounds like Boomhauer from king of the hill
zepps88 2 years ago 3
As a matter of fact that is the Mammer Jammer Trouser Snake.
ObamasEconomy 3 years ago
smartass :P
davamania 2 years ago
Is that a cousin to the One-Eyed Trouser Snake?
A1l2l2e2n4 2 years ago
That is actually a timber rattlesnake.
GabesReptileShow1992 3 years ago
Why the heck is BILL CLINTON pokin sticks at snakes rattlers?
tigeroll 3 years ago 2
looooooooooool
davamania 2 years ago
Timber rattler. Leave it to stupid fucking rednecks to not even know the species of a snake in their own fucking yards!!!
Michlimania 3 years ago
Thats not a Diamondback, thats a Crainbrate or Timber Rattlesnake.
whiteknight4879 3 years ago
Is That A EasternDiamondBack Are You In Alabama
StevenSuhr 3 years ago
Where in Alabama is this?
ILovestorms 3 years ago
It could be anywhere in Alabama, believe me. It could even be in Jefferson County (where Birmingham is), or Tuscaloosa. Maybe even in Huntsville.
A1l2l2e2n4 2 years ago
im going to add mammer jammer into my vocab.
PHIXTup 3 years ago
well said :P
davamania 2 years ago
This is a Timber Rattler, not a Diamondback. Might help to learn what kind of snakes you're talking about before making yourself look foolish.
ucanchangetheworld 3 years ago
actually codernur is right. that is a timber rattler. Can u see any diamonds on its back?
dodgeram2500fan 3 years ago
That's a timber rattler.
codernur 3 years ago 2
hahahahahhaahhaahahah rednecks.
7356205 3 years ago 2
thats a bad mammer-jammer right there...
lmfao
sycoticpsycho 3 years ago
catch it!
whiteowlonfire 3 years ago
dumb rednecks thats a timber rattlesnake. haha.
Willdathrill2012 3 years ago
hahahahaha
drdanr 3 years ago
a killer sanke is
delsha08 3 years ago
Why so much hate? This is a nice video. Some folks found a rattler and admired it. What else is there to spark this heat?
withalligators 3 years ago 3
Totally agreed. These guys were cool with the snake and just enjoyed seeing it and how beautiful it's markings are. As far as them being able to name the species...Most people don't like snakes and aren't interested in them enough to learn anything about them. But that doesn't make them stupid. I bet nobody reading these comments can name all the spiders, or even the birds, in their own backyards.
Also...personally... hillbillies or not, I dig these guys southern accents.
cloudsquirrel 2 years ago 2
str8 canebrake
Taigacan 3 years ago
Yeah, you guys are right. That's a Timber rattlesnake (in the south "Canebrake", with the distinctive banded pattern), Crotalus horridus. That's no diamondback.
mcddna 3 years ago
you can hear coyotes in the background at the begeining
snakeman787 3 years ago
i dont know what you're talking about, you hear crickets and when it starts to rattle you hear a guy laughing in the background
instinct747 3 years ago
Them there called rooster you hear, maybe a chicken or two...coyotes...lmao
love4talent 3 years ago
That is actually a Timber/Canebrake Rattlesnake, all I am am wondering is...-How do these rednecks manage to operate comnputers?
reptilewranglers 3 years ago
im from alabama too but im not a dumbfuck thats a timber rattler
GagaMan214 3 years ago
yea what the fuck is worng with you guys calling them rednecks
but that isnt a dimondback
metalhead843 3 years ago 2
They could have chopped that motherfuckers head off and gave you a reason to cry you fuckin pussys.But they didnt so quit your bitching.Just because their rednecks doesnt mean their stupid.You call us rednecks ignorant well take a look at yourself.You dont have a life so you have to get on youtube and make fun of people because they talk different than you and I think people like that are ignorant.Grow up bitches.
bigjess71 3 years ago
What the hell is wrong with you idiots?Your calling them names even though they didnt even bother that snake.They might be rednecks but at least they arent fucking queer like you.
bigjess71 3 years ago
START ACTING STUPID .BAD MAMER JAMMER
MYHOODURHOOD2 3 years ago
DEM WHITE BOY'S TALK JUST LIKE US LOL
MYHOODURHOOD2 3 years ago
kill em when ye can...that a way ye know they won't be a bitin yer kin folk...yepp...
1kyredneck1 3 years ago
Sorry to disappoint,but that is not an Eastern Diamondback! It is in my opinion a very large Timber or Canebrake Rattlesnake. Judging by the markings on the body and the shape of its head. It also lacks the banding on the tail end before the rattle...which is a common marking of Diamondbacks. In the case of this particular snake-the tail end is almost completely black,and the dark zig-zag banding on the snakes body are the unmistakable markings of a Timber Rattler!
darringould 3 years ago
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do yall kill tha fucker....
1kyredneck1 3 years ago
You are a pussy ass country bitch if you really want them to kill that rattlesnake!
jiofreed19 3 years ago