as with any wild animal, you must be careful with venemous snakes. No reason to kill them though, that's just stupid. Without them your house would be full of rodents.
I got within a few feet of a 6 foot Western yesterday, near Roswell, NM, These are massive creatures and I was very glad he slowly crawled away after a short, almost lazy rattle, (definatly not a pissed off rattle). I can't get the sound and site of that encounter out of my head.
I say kill all the poisonous snakes in the world. Then, one might just be able to enjoy life like sleeping out in the open or just walking around and not having to worry about some snake freak or snakes to bother with. I cannot imagine why anyone in their right mind would want to keep alive a snake that can kill their children or themselves. They are lunatics whom advocate keeping these monsters alive.
@5757floyd You prefer the alternative then? Disease carrying rats and rodents by the billions, running around, eating and destroying crops? Your comment is borne of ignorance. ALL snakes are VITAL to sustaining the balance of the ecosystem.
@BradJC70 No, i know the difference in poisonous snakes and that killing them off will not affect any rodents as there are plenty of non-poisonous snakes to make up for their loss. You are wrong, it is not ignorant to kill of dangerous creatures as there are many creatures just like them that will do the job. If one of those takes out your kid you will most likely praise that poison snake! Now, that is ignorance.
@5757floyd The only verifiable PROOF of ignorance here, lies with YOU. Firstly, some snakes are 'VENOMOUS', not 'POISONOUS'. Secondly, according to YOUR logic, we should then KILL ALL SHARKS who are known to attack and kill people? I mean, what if YOUR kid wants to swim in the ocean one day? A shark might 'take him out'... NOBODY was harmed by the snake in this video. Remove it from the path IF you HAVE TO and be on your way. To kill it, is ignorant, unnecessary and CRUEL.
@5757floyd Kill all poisonous (venomous) snakes in the world? You are an idiot!! Do you know that RATTLESNAKE VENOM is being researched right now as the most effective treatment of malignant cancer EVER??? Two studies have already concluded this fact and now the 3rd most comprehensive study is underway and we could see the broken down venom components being administered to humans very soon. There is also a multitude of other medical studies being completed on snake venom.
@5757floyd Components of venom are effective in treating blood clots, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and even pain management!! Yet we should kill all these creatures off!! A little education and awareness and COMMON SENSE would eliminate nearly all cases of snake bite. Snakes do not lie in wait for some human to come along so they can bite someone. They bite when they are scared and someone moves into their immediate area. Stay alert and even throw on snake leggings and problem is solved. THE END
excellent video of that beautiful snake. the music is a nice touch to it as well. i have been herping now for almost 10 yrs and i have seen alot of different snakes along the way. i have been bit by a massasaugua in woodward ok. (see my video). i have also captured a western diamondback as well. they are wonderful beautiful creatures. i'm so sick of people saying that stupid line "the only good snake is a dead snake". they just don't know. keep up the herping there brother!
i was out on a 11 mile trail with my dad and cousin about 6 miles to the point and 6 miles back.. so we were walking back about 10 miles in so 1 mile away from the car all up hill and i wasnt paying attention to where i was going i stepped over the exact same rattle snake one step less and i would have been bit. not only that this trail was in the middle of no where and no cell phone sig for at least 30 minutes going at 60mph
We saw this one on the Four Hills Open Space trail at the end of Stagecoach Road. It was probably at around the 6500 ft. level where we saw it on the trail. The Ojito wilderness is another great place to look for western diamondback rattlesnakes in New Mexico.
@dhide14 --Amen brother, --they invariable destroy the visualization, --we would much rather just hear the environmental sounds no matter how poor of quality...!!!
When you spot an obvious adult rattler, be very aware. Check around for the mate. They often run together. You might see the one, and focus on it, when the mate may come up to defend the snake you are watching, and bite you. This happens more than you may think. Do not mess with a rattlesnake! Especially if you have ben drinking!
better recheck your stats at 1:15.......nine percent fatality rate?......I've often heard/read that there were generally between a half dozen to a dozen fatalities annually......that'd be somewhat less than one percent.....
Actually, a rattlesnake might use it's rattle to warn of its presence or it might not, just like a rattlesnake might bite you and inject venom or they might bite and give a dry bite. 2/3 of all bites are dry. Rattlesnakes don't want to inject venom into you because (A) they don't want to waste it, as it takes a lot of energy to make. (B) they know they can't eat you so why waste venom and (C) they need the venom to kill prey not humans
@TVFOGGED Yeah I know man. They just can't control how much venom they release, so when they bite, they usually pump it all in and that is bad news for the victim of the bite.
@TVFOGGED Yeah I grow up in Alabama and I remember catching my first Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake when I was about 16. Last year before I moved to michigan, I caught a four foot Timber rattlesnake and let me tell you, there is nothing more scary then having a pit viper in your hands, especially a pissed off one lol.
@TVFOGGED No, thats a very common myth. Baby rattlesnakes are just as dangerous as adults. They don't inject all of their venom, because they need that venom and it would be dumb just to waste it on a human. Baby rattlesnakes CAN control the amount of venom they give.
Uh... 8500 people bitten per year, but not by rattlesnakes. Fewer than 10 people die in the USA each year from rattlesnake bites. And Rattlesnakes can only strike 1/3rd their body length.
@donze52 I don't know where you got your "facts". 100 dead in NOLA from snakes? Rattlers kill 5 people a year in the US, look it up. Even wikipedia will tell you that.
wrong, I have had rattlers strike more than the length of their body,
they are a spring coil of muscle and no wimps., again
the number is over 200 but snake lovers and game and parks hide the facts.
g men are good at that,
so we agree to disagree, but if your wrong and this nation falls and no more anti venom want to bet what those people will be calling you and all the snake lovers.
@donze52 Oh sheesh. You think I'm really going to believe ANYTHING you say, when you tell me that a snake can strike MORE than the length of their body? You're saying, in essence, that they will FLY THROUGH THE AIR at you by jumping. Oooookay man. Believe whatever you believe. I hope you don't get plague from a mouse that should've been eaten by a rattler.
life time on the ranch tells me they can jump over their length, seen it, been hit by a rattler without warning of any kind, seen my dogs bittlen and baby calves killed.
so call me a lier,
I do not kill things that do not endanger me, like our near 20 coach whip snake locally a monster that is faster than any snake I know, but never bites, only runs away.
Rattlers kill more livestock than wolves, mountain lions, and coyotes combined.
here in south west Nebraska, killing is the answer, in fact now if a town finds one and dumps it on someone's farm land, the land owner will sue the city for endangering his livestock pets and family. easy way to make $10,000 or so.
Rattlers are in the same catagory as a pitbull with rabies, don't want them here.
@donze52 Less than 10 people per year die or rattlesnake bites in the US, and I doubt Nebraska has even made the list in the last decade, statistically. Your "common sense" sort of logic is based on your beliefs and fears rather than evidence and fact. You're dead wrong all three claims you've thrown out there, but I realize there's no way to convince someone of your sort to change their mind about anything using facts and research, so I won't try.
@donze52 I hope you get the "opportunity" to face both a rattlesnake and a pitbull with rabies, I'll give you a gun with 2 bullets and YOU can decide if you want to put one in each, or if the rattlesnake is completely harmless and put both in the pit.
this is true.. i love snakes i prefer relocation of them but some people kill them.. a non venomous snake should be left.. but a venomous snake it is iresponsible to leave it in the yard.. how ever in the wilderness they should be left how they are.. these hikers did nothing wrong and handeled the situation well
Fact: People get bitten when they do stupid things like track a Diamondback that is trying to get away. That defensive S-shaped rear? That means its now feeling threatened, and is going to strike. Usually a good time to back off. Dumbasses,
@goldeylockss what state were you in? Western Cottonmouth/watermoccasin are more venomous then eastern. Western is Alabama to Texas. Eastern is Georgia, SC, NC.
Beautiful snake ! I`d love to keep a Western Diamondback :) I can`t imagine living somewhere where they could just appear and bite you though, not that it`s they go out of thier way to do so but still...
Nice vid! Rattlesnakes are fascinating creatures. They aren't evil either, as some would like to believe. By the way, I really like the song on here. Tried to google the lyrics but w/ no success. Could you tell me what it is? Thanks.
Interesting comments, but let me add my two cents since my daughter was bitten by this species. Western diamondbacks are very dangerous, she was walking through the driveway and it came out from underneath the basketball hoop and bit her. She had 20 doses of anitvenom, and was airlifted to the children's hospital for surgery to relieve swelling. To treat rattlers as JUST another creature on our wonderful planet is a full hardy mistake.
People have stigmatized this species as if the Diamondback were seeking people to bite. Most likely, human bites will be dry bites, because a human is too large for them to become a meal. One went passed us, about two feet from us, in the Southern Arizona Desert at night. It was four of us, but the snake simply ignored us and went passed us. They will not use their venom or be over hostile unnecessarily, they need to conserve it for hunting, which is essential for their survival.
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What the fuck was God thinking? These things suck. Creepin and easin' around. Like a crazy bitch. Eve was a slippery bitch and put here to fuck us. Beware the great pussy boys, beware, that clam bites. I have been bitten too many times. Keep a flat head shovel in your trunk.
i know a native american here in new mexico who milks venom from these snakes and totally trips balls (not to smart please don't try)cant tell you how he does the shit top secret
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I find this video inane and imature. Why do you associate such shitty music with a beautiful creature. Typical "badass" Amiericans. The snake is beautiful the video is dum....thanks for not killing it.
Suffice to say......he looked like he was getting real leery of you. Think Manzano Wolfe would of been fast enough to get out of the way if he had too? :-)I never realized a Diamonback venom was that bad until I saw that show on Discovery Channel. Damn stuff digests your flesh from the iside out. I was almost bitten out on the west mesa in Albuquerque reaching into some lava rock crevices out geocaching. I always bring a stick now to warn any nasty buggers ahead of time.
If you were trying to determine his age by the number of rattles it cannot be done. Rattlesnakes naturally lose parts of their rattles all the time and rattlesnakes gain more than just 1 rattle a year depending on age. Young rattlesnakes grow very fast and therefore gain multiple rattles per year for example.
@GEOCACHINGJEFF yea that happened to me but it wasnt a big snake it was a baby rattle snake i was walking and then i saw somthing close to my foot i walked a slowly backwards and then i walked to the side and the baby rattlesnake saw me and curled up and was ready to strike i got really lucky im 16 lol
great video
geocachespoilers 3 months ago
shoot the motherfucker
DragonLowStar1 4 months ago
as with any wild animal, you must be careful with venemous snakes. No reason to kill them though, that's just stupid. Without them your house would be full of rodents.
hmf099 5 months ago
I got within a few feet of a 6 foot Western yesterday, near Roswell, NM, These are massive creatures and I was very glad he slowly crawled away after a short, almost lazy rattle, (definatly not a pissed off rattle). I can't get the sound and site of that encounter out of my head.
treefireguy 5 months ago
who did you get that close
66greedo 7 months ago
in texas we find those but they are like 6' long
MrLANDRONICS 7 months ago
@MrLANDRONICS
yeah well in exas eveyone on takes it to the bum also so you can just shut your mouth
allacasam 6 months ago
I say kill all the poisonous snakes in the world. Then, one might just be able to enjoy life like sleeping out in the open or just walking around and not having to worry about some snake freak or snakes to bother with. I cannot imagine why anyone in their right mind would want to keep alive a snake that can kill their children or themselves. They are lunatics whom advocate keeping these monsters alive.
5757floyd 8 months ago
@5757floyd You prefer the alternative then? Disease carrying rats and rodents by the billions, running around, eating and destroying crops? Your comment is borne of ignorance. ALL snakes are VITAL to sustaining the balance of the ecosystem.
BradJC70 7 months ago
@BradJC70 No, i know the difference in poisonous snakes and that killing them off will not affect any rodents as there are plenty of non-poisonous snakes to make up for their loss. You are wrong, it is not ignorant to kill of dangerous creatures as there are many creatures just like them that will do the job. If one of those takes out your kid you will most likely praise that poison snake! Now, that is ignorance.
5757floyd 5 months ago
@5757floyd The only verifiable PROOF of ignorance here, lies with YOU. Firstly, some snakes are 'VENOMOUS', not 'POISONOUS'. Secondly, according to YOUR logic, we should then KILL ALL SHARKS who are known to attack and kill people? I mean, what if YOUR kid wants to swim in the ocean one day? A shark might 'take him out'... NOBODY was harmed by the snake in this video. Remove it from the path IF you HAVE TO and be on your way. To kill it, is ignorant, unnecessary and CRUEL.
BradJC70 5 months ago
@5757floyd Kill all poisonous (venomous) snakes in the world? You are an idiot!! Do you know that RATTLESNAKE VENOM is being researched right now as the most effective treatment of malignant cancer EVER??? Two studies have already concluded this fact and now the 3rd most comprehensive study is underway and we could see the broken down venom components being administered to humans very soon. There is also a multitude of other medical studies being completed on snake venom.
doyle178 4 months ago
@5757floyd Components of venom are effective in treating blood clots, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and even pain management!! Yet we should kill all these creatures off!! A little education and awareness and COMMON SENSE would eliminate nearly all cases of snake bite. Snakes do not lie in wait for some human to come along so they can bite someone. They bite when they are scared and someone moves into their immediate area. Stay alert and even throw on snake leggings and problem is solved. THE END
doyle178 4 months ago
very beautiful sanke
ellie3637 10 months ago
excellent video of that beautiful snake. the music is a nice touch to it as well. i have been herping now for almost 10 yrs and i have seen alot of different snakes along the way. i have been bit by a massasaugua in woodward ok. (see my video). i have also captured a western diamondback as well. they are wonderful beautiful creatures. i'm so sick of people saying that stupid line "the only good snake is a dead snake". they just don't know. keep up the herping there brother!
GhostchaserNM 11 months ago
somebody shoot that bastard they aint no way in hell that would crawl away from me and live to see another day i would have ended it then and there
snake1317 11 months ago
Rattlers kill 3 to 6 head of our cattle yearly, not counting all 4 of our ranch dogs have been bitten, two died.
neighbors little girl stepped out the back door and was hit by a rattler.
cost $50,000 to save her life.
rattle snakes are crawling land mines.
donze52 1 year ago
ugh, i hate snakes
thecoralbeef 1 year ago
sweat snake
theARE911 1 year ago
I would of caught it for the camera! To give everyone a better look!
1fen 1 year ago
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@1fen shows just how stupid you are
mn2movies 1 year ago
kill that fuckin thing!
68chevelless396woot 1 year ago
Wonder how many who will die from spider poison in USA OR other kind of poison?
globe255 1 year ago
i was out on a 11 mile trail with my dad and cousin about 6 miles to the point and 6 miles back.. so we were walking back about 10 miles in so 1 mile away from the car all up hill and i wasnt paying attention to where i was going i stepped over the exact same rattle snake one step less and i would have been bit. not only that this trail was in the middle of no where and no cell phone sig for at least 30 minutes going at 60mph
goldsfarmer 1 year ago
What part of the monzanos were you in? I live in Belen and I go herping all the time. I have only ever seen 3.
Sithisnight 1 year ago
@Sithisnight
We saw this one on the Four Hills Open Space trail at the end of Stagecoach Road. It was probably at around the 6500 ft. level where we saw it on the trail. The Ojito wilderness is another great place to look for western diamondback rattlesnakes in New Mexico.
Jeff
GEOCACHINGJEFF 1 year ago
@GEOCACHINGJEFF
I got one I have a vid
Sithisnight 1 year ago
bad ass video. thanks for sharing
sl26t 1 year ago
MMMM Dinner!
909beats 1 year ago
why the FUCK do people add their SHITTY taste in music to their videos???
dhide14 1 year ago
@dhide14 this song was more than appropriate for this clip. lemme guess, your version would have featured rob thomas
sl26t 1 year ago
@dhide14 --Amen brother, --they invariable destroy the visualization, --we would much rather just hear the environmental sounds no matter how poor of quality...!!!
AryanKnight 1 year ago
When you spot an obvious adult rattler, be very aware. Check around for the mate. They often run together. You might see the one, and focus on it, when the mate may come up to defend the snake you are watching, and bite you. This happens more than you may think. Do not mess with a rattlesnake! Especially if you have ben drinking!
arklat 1 year ago
@arklat yeah, definitely a bad idea if you've been boozin'
909beats 1 year ago
thank you for keeping your distance and not "mucking with it" if only more people had the same respect as us...
cheftim1011 1 year ago
KILL THAT MUTHA FUCKA DONT JUST LET IT GO BY
chicknbooty 1 year ago
its a rattler mate crikey
SMITHY2010LS9 1 year ago
better recheck your stats at 1:15.......nine percent fatality rate?......I've often heard/read that there were generally between a half dozen to a dozen fatalities annually......that'd be somewhat less than one percent.....
runnerrk 1 year ago
Actually, a rattlesnake might use it's rattle to warn of its presence or it might not, just like a rattlesnake might bite you and inject venom or they might bite and give a dry bite. 2/3 of all bites are dry. Rattlesnakes don't want to inject venom into you because (A) they don't want to waste it, as it takes a lot of energy to make. (B) they know they can't eat you so why waste venom and (C) they need the venom to kill prey not humans
88Tdwp 1 year ago
@88Tdwp Baby rattle snakes are the ones you have to look out for they use all of it.
TVFOGGED 1 year ago
@TVFOGGED Yeah I know man. They just can't control how much venom they release, so when they bite, they usually pump it all in and that is bad news for the victim of the bite.
88Tdwp 1 year ago
@88Tdwp I remember jumping over one as a kid. Was scary, I don't think I have ever jumped so high in my life. lol
TVFOGGED 1 year ago
@TVFOGGED Yeah I grow up in Alabama and I remember catching my first Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake when I was about 16. Last year before I moved to michigan, I caught a four foot Timber rattlesnake and let me tell you, there is nothing more scary then having a pit viper in your hands, especially a pissed off one lol.
88Tdwp 1 year ago
@TVFOGGED No, thats a very common myth. Baby rattlesnakes are just as dangerous as adults. They don't inject all of their venom, because they need that venom and it would be dumb just to waste it on a human. Baby rattlesnakes CAN control the amount of venom they give.
repticman123 1 year ago
i think its bigger than 4 foot lol looks about 6
punisher39422 1 year ago
Uh... 8500 people bitten per year, but not by rattlesnakes. Fewer than 10 people die in the USA each year from rattlesnake bites. And Rattlesnakes can only strike 1/3rd their body length.
zapthycat 1 year ago
@zapthycat
bullsnakes kill 10 people a year due to infection,
rattle snakes kill 8,000 a year United Nations says in north and south america
do you know how many died from snake bites in New Orleans?
over 100 just for the record
donze52 1 year ago
@donze52 I don't know where you got your "facts". 100 dead in NOLA from snakes? Rattlers kill 5 people a year in the US, look it up. Even wikipedia will tell you that.
zapthycat 1 year ago
@zapthycat
sorry but they lie, just as the books said the world was flat for 1,000 years,
or the experts saying that income tax will never take over 2% of a family income,
never ever trust, but find out, by speaking with us on the ground, working the land putting our lives on the line
I pray for you and agree to disagree with you
donze52 1 year ago
@zapthycat
wrong, I have had rattlers strike more than the length of their body,
they are a spring coil of muscle and no wimps., again
the number is over 200 but snake lovers and game and parks hide the facts.
g men are good at that,
so we agree to disagree, but if your wrong and this nation falls and no more anti venom want to bet what those people will be calling you and all the snake lovers.
donze52 1 year ago
@donze52 Oh sheesh. You think I'm really going to believe ANYTHING you say, when you tell me that a snake can strike MORE than the length of their body? You're saying, in essence, that they will FLY THROUGH THE AIR at you by jumping. Oooookay man. Believe whatever you believe. I hope you don't get plague from a mouse that should've been eaten by a rattler.
zapthycat 1 year ago
@zapthycat
life time on the ranch tells me they can jump over their length, seen it, been hit by a rattler without warning of any kind, seen my dogs bittlen and baby calves killed.
so call me a lier,
I do not kill things that do not endanger me, like our near 20 coach whip snake locally a monster that is faster than any snake I know, but never bites, only runs away.
donze52 1 year ago
@donze52 A rattler jumped on you without any warning at all? That's hilarious. Get a life.
zapthycat 1 year ago
@zapthycat
Rattlers do strike without warning,
had 4 dogs bitten, two great dogs died from snake bites.
cattle also I have lost, not hogs, as their skin is to hard.
but sheep I have lost.
telling me to get a life,
sir, my ranch life was a good life, and on judgement day
without bragging I will put my life against yours for doing more for
family, friends and in general protecting my area
one of those things was killing rattlers.
donze52 1 year ago
@donze52
they actually do give out warning.... they use the Rattlers..
kyleray1234 1 year ago
@kyleray1234
Sorry but the experts forgot to tell local rattle snakes in south west NE>
the last 5 I killed never buzzed their rattles as we met nor before they struck at me,
in fact I have seen rattlers hide their rattles under their coils pretending to be a bull snake which we don't kill harmless snakes.
that is why we call them here crawling land mines,
donze52 films
donze52 1 year ago
Rattlers kill more livestock than wolves, mountain lions, and coyotes combined.
here in south west Nebraska, killing is the answer, in fact now if a town finds one and dumps it on someone's farm land, the land owner will sue the city for endangering his livestock pets and family. easy way to make $10,000 or so.
Rattlers are in the same catagory as a pitbull with rabies, don't want them here.
donze52 1 year ago
@donze52 Where do you get your stats? Pure BS.
risingconviction 1 year ago
@risingconviction
I am sorry to offend you, but here we care more for livestock, pets and children playing and eldlery gardening,
sadly to few relize if rattlers were gotten rid of, non poisonous snakes could easy do the job without danger to mankind.
as for STATS- a G man said Snake lovers have been lying for decades, but my information is true.
MR BILL
donze52 films
thank you and may God bless your family
donze52 1 year ago
@donze52 Less than 10 people per year die or rattlesnake bites in the US, and I doubt Nebraska has even made the list in the last decade, statistically. Your "common sense" sort of logic is based on your beliefs and fears rather than evidence and fact. You're dead wrong all three claims you've thrown out there, but I realize there's no way to convince someone of your sort to change their mind about anything using facts and research, so I won't try.
risingconviction 1 year ago
@donze52 I hope you get the "opportunity" to face both a rattlesnake and a pitbull with rabies, I'll give you a gun with 2 bullets and YOU can decide if you want to put one in each, or if the rattlesnake is completely harmless and put both in the pit.
zapthycat 1 year ago
this is true.. i love snakes i prefer relocation of them but some people kill them.. a non venomous snake should be left.. but a venomous snake it is iresponsible to leave it in the yard.. how ever in the wilderness they should be left how they are.. these hikers did nothing wrong and handeled the situation well
xsnakemandougx 2 years ago
Fact: People get bitten when they do stupid things like track a Diamondback that is trying to get away. That defensive S-shaped rear? That means its now feeling threatened, and is going to strike. Usually a good time to back off. Dumbasses,
cbinion 2 years ago
pretty cool but ive never seen one in person before.i would like to see one up close but we dont see much rattlers.we see mostly mocasins.
killingmachine21 2 years ago
Blimey, I`d love to be able to see animals like that in the wild so easily...
feebix 2 years ago
iv been bitten hospital half a mile it was a water mocassian
goldeylockss 2 years ago
@goldeylockss what state were you in? Western Cottonmouth/watermoccasin are more venomous then eastern. Western is Alabama to Texas. Eastern is Georgia, SC, NC.
Delticola 2 years ago
whatever. much better quality at YumSexy,com
daricandreas 2 years ago
it was sweet and ugly
shireka1 2 years ago
Beautiful snake ! I`d love to keep a Western Diamondback :) I can`t imagine living somewhere where they could just appear and bite you though, not that it`s they go out of thier way to do so but still...
feebix 2 years ago
@feebix they just come out and meander around half a mile away from my house
Paytontengar 2 years ago
thats a gorgeous snake.
zackbranson 2 years ago
Nice vid! Rattlesnakes are fascinating creatures. They aren't evil either, as some would like to believe. By the way, I really like the song on here. Tried to google the lyrics but w/ no success. Could you tell me what it is? Thanks.
SashaTheStrange 2 years ago 6
Artist:Sweet City Slang
Song:Snake Charmer
Album:Somewhere Along The Way
Time:04:50
Genre:Blues
GEOCACHINGJEFF 2 years ago
@SashaTheStrange i killed one today
QualityAirsoft 1 year ago
@SashaTheStrange bitch tried to bite me
QualityAirsoft 1 year ago
Interesting comments, but let me add my two cents since my daughter was bitten by this species. Western diamondbacks are very dangerous, she was walking through the driveway and it came out from underneath the basketball hoop and bit her. She had 20 doses of anitvenom, and was airlifted to the children's hospital for surgery to relieve swelling. To treat rattlers as JUST another creature on our wonderful planet is a full hardy mistake.
trekmomma 2 years ago 3
People have stigmatized this species as if the Diamondback were seeking people to bite. Most likely, human bites will be dry bites, because a human is too large for them to become a meal. One went passed us, about two feet from us, in the Southern Arizona Desert at night. It was four of us, but the snake simply ignored us and went passed us. They will not use their venom or be over hostile unnecessarily, they need to conserve it for hunting, which is essential for their survival.
omarguevara3 2 years ago
God don't make mistakes! he put rattle snakes here so they can bite your dick off dbros5150! lmfao!
neenarossi 2 years ago
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What the fuck was God thinking? These things suck. Creepin and easin' around. Like a crazy bitch. Eve was a slippery bitch and put here to fuck us. Beware the great pussy boys, beware, that clam bites. I have been bitten too many times. Keep a flat head shovel in your trunk.
dbros5150 2 years ago
HAHAHAHAHAHA XD!
Techy1996 2 years ago
rattle snake tastes pretty good
THEKIDWHOWILLKICKURA 2 years ago
Why put that stupid music on this video, people would much rather hear the snake. The rattlesnake has a sound much better that that song.
tiffany0544 2 years ago 2
I'd like to eat that snake
soldner234 2 years ago
Awesome video awesome song 5 stars
pilgor87 2 years ago
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Posion snakes have killed more people on earth than all of man's wars combined.
the only good one is a dead snake:
Lost way to many calves to rattlers:
donze52 2 years ago
i know a native american here in new mexico who milks venom from these snakes and totally trips balls (not to smart please don't try)cant tell you how he does the shit top secret
jestavonation 2 years ago
Yes.
Revelation181 3 years ago
That just freaks me out!!!!
AimeeLaJoy 3 years ago
thats not seether pig.....its something else
wylder4 3 years ago
Fabulous Snake... what an extra treasure while geocaching!!
strive4balance 3 years ago 2
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I find this video inane and imature. Why do you associate such shitty music with a beautiful creature. Typical "badass" Amiericans. The snake is beautiful the video is dum....thanks for not killing it.
NMDave68 3 years ago
good find
ShakleBenjamin 3 years ago
Only good rattler is a dead one,
had 4 dogs bitten, two died.
Our neighbors little girl was bitten.
We kill them all, in Nebr.
donze52 2 years ago
same here in Wyoming, fucking hate snakes
irule1255 2 years ago
only good dog is a dead dog.
Dogs kill and injure people way more than snakes.
I run over every one I see.
IAmaPersion 2 years ago
Sorry you put man's best friend in the same catagory as snakes,
I hope you don't really kill dogs, but are just being mean to me, and its ok
to be mean if you have to.
donze52 2 years ago
No, dogs attack and kill way more people each year ever than snakes. It's a fact. From reading your comments here, you don't sound very bright.
IAmaPersion 2 years ago
in any disagreement, the one that has to degrade another person to prove a point, proves to me, just how good a Christian you are.
As for snakes, If you walked in my shoes, you will kill them as quickly as I do.
Nebraska, land of crawling land mines.
Old Farmer, Mr. BILL
donze52 2 years ago
Suffice to say......he looked like he was getting real leery of you. Think Manzano Wolfe would of been fast enough to get out of the way if he had too? :-)I never realized a Diamonback venom was that bad until I saw that show on Discovery Channel. Damn stuff digests your flesh from the iside out. I was almost bitten out on the west mesa in Albuquerque reaching into some lava rock crevices out geocaching. I always bring a stick now to warn any nasty buggers ahead of time.
sandiaman1 3 years ago
What's the name of the song used in the video? Sorta sounds like Godsmack.
JimmyHatsSuck 3 years ago
If you were trying to determine his age by the number of rattles it cannot be done. Rattlesnakes naturally lose parts of their rattles all the time and rattlesnakes gain more than just 1 rattle a year depending on age. Young rattlesnakes grow very fast and therefore gain multiple rattles per year for example.
Iranianjahon 3 years ago 4
Yikes! Where were you guys when you found him?
gcsandia 3 years ago
We saw it while we were on our way back from the "Rockin' Robin" Geocache in the Manzano Open Space area in Four Hills.
Manzano wolfe almost stepped right on him but jumped backwards at the last second!! We never saw or heard the snake until it was almost too late.
Jeff
GEOCACHINGJEFF 3 years ago
@GEOCACHINGJEFF yea that happened to me but it wasnt a big snake it was a baby rattle snake i was walking and then i saw somthing close to my foot i walked a slowly backwards and then i walked to the side and the baby rattlesnake saw me and curled up and was ready to strike i got really lucky im 16 lol
DynoHeat 1 year ago