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Rattlesnake

the_jersey_lilly_2000

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Frank in West Dakota said:
the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:
They round them up...and milk the venom out to be used to make anti venom. They cook some of them... :shock: Not somethin I recommend trying...I did....and soon spit it out. They said it tastes like chicken....they lied.
Probably wasn't "well done", huh? :roll:

Honestly I couldn't tell you if it was well done...or rare. All I know is it was like a ball of grease with some crunchies on the outside. It was deep fried. And gross. There might be better ways of fixin it...but I think I'll stick with my well done beef, wild boar, deer...ya know..the critters with four legs.
 

katrina

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Soapweed said:
Wonder if anyone has chosen that pattern for wallpaper? :roll: :?


I have a showmanship shirt in a snake pattern.. :wink: :roll: :D
Soap, I was through your country last sunday and waved... I knew you were waving back... :tiphat:
 

lazy ace

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the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:
This is what goes on in Sweetwater, Texas the second weekend in March every year.....

http://www.rattlesnakeroundup.net/main/modules/page/

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Doesn't look like there's a shortage of snakes in west Texas does it?

If you put little suits and ties on them you could have a pit full of politicians.

have a good one

lazy ace
 

leanin' H

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Rattlesnakes are a non-game protected species in Utah. Illegal to kill or possess without a license. I hate the sons a badwords and wouldnt go to a roundup unless it was with a case of dynamite! :twisted:
 

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