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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Buzzsaw] #6173029 02/07/16 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted By: Buzzsaw
id love to go on a round=up someday

Here you go.
http://www.rattlesnakeroundup.net/calendar-of-events1.html

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6173073 02/07/16 07:53 PM
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Yeah, no thanks.


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6173250 02/07/16 10:46 PM
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No thanks but I like it barbequed. up


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6173285 02/07/16 11:09 PM
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Texas Rattlesnake Festival. Conroe Texas March 12 & 13. Presented by Rattlesnake Conservation League

"We are dedicated to the conservation of Rattlesnakes and their environment. Our goal is to develop an understanding of the benefits these magnificent animals provide!"

A family friendly "No Kill" event
* Guest Speakers
* Children's activities
* Live Rattlesnake Displays

Lone Star Convention & Expo Center
9055 Airport Road, Conroe, TX 77303

Sat 9am - 5pm
Sun 10am - 4pm


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Actually, BBC is pretty damn good

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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Red Cloud] #6173501 02/08/16 01:16 AM
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Here is a good tanning recipe: Cut off the head behind the venom sacs (Bury the head in the ground deep), split down the belly leaving the rattles attached, flesh the skin a spoon works well, use upholstery tacks to stretch and tack down the skin to a board flesh side up, coat well with 50% glycerin 50% rubbing alcohol (both from the drug store), wait 24 hours, turn the skin over re-tack and coat that the scale side, do these two procedures twice. Wash it off, let it dry and you have a supple tanned snake skin. [/quote]




Used this recipe several times, it is a good one.

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6178110 02/10/16 11:04 PM
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nice video just can't stand them

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6181665 02/13/16 02:37 PM
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NO THANKS
ALL SNAKES ARE "COPPER HEADED RATTLE MOCCASINS" me no likey!

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6188751 02/18/16 03:14 PM
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I relocate them to a different world.


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: esnow74] #6202540 02/28/16 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted By: esnow74
NO THANKS
ALL SNAKES ARE "COPPER HEADED RATTLE MOCCASINS" me no likey!


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: SnakeWrangler] #6202666 02/28/16 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted By: SnakeWrangler
Texas Rattlesnake Festival. Conroe Texas March 12 & 13. Presented by Rattlesnake Conservation League

"We are dedicated to the conservation of Rattlesnakes and their environment. Our goal is to develop an understanding of the benefits these magnificent animals provide!"

A family friendly "No Kill" event
* Guest Speakers
* Children's activities
* Live Rattlesnake Displays

Lone Star Convention & Expo Center
9055 Airport Road, Conroe, TX 77303

Sat 9am - 5pm
Sun 10am - 4pm



^^^^^^^ Now we're talking! No need to kill them...in this environment. There ARE times when their numbers need to be controlled and certainly if they present a threat to humans, pets, livestock etc...

But generally speaking, they are beneficial.


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6202731 02/28/16 10:08 PM
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I was hunting the Aransas NWR once. The place is covered in rattlesnakes. On the hunt, you are allowed to kill deer and feral hog ONLY. They will also let you swat some mosquitoes, but that's it. They are very clear on that.
Some bonehead on the hunt saw a big rattler in a ditch, killed it, and then brought it up to the check station to show everyone. His hunt was then over. He was told to leave the refuge, never come back, and was given a pretty steep financial incentive to not do that again.

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Sneaky] #6202735 02/28/16 10:14 PM
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Sometimes, but I just like to eat them.

Me too! When some of my Yankee inlaws come down, I'll go get a couple down in the salt marsh and make chili. They love it!
I don't catch them though. I shoot em with my son's .410

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Originally Posted By: Palehorse
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Sometimes, but I just like to eat them.

Me too! When some of my Yankee inlaws come down, I'll go get a couple down in the salt marsh and make chili. They love it!
I don't catch them though. I shoot em with my son's .410


You have that chili recipe? food

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6202821 02/28/16 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted By: Mrs. Mahan
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Originally Posted By: Sneaky
Sometimes, but I just like to eat them.

Me too! When some of my Yankee inlaws come down, I'll go get a couple down in the salt marsh and make chili. They love it!
I don't catch them though. I shoot em with my son's .410


You have that chili recipe? food

Don't tell anyone, but I cheat on it big time. I just use onion, garlic, a McCormick chili packet, a can of diced tomatoes, a can of black beans (optional), and a can of chipoltes in adobo sauce chopped up. I use one of each for each pound of rattlesnake meat.
I partially freeze the rattlesnake meat and then chop it up fairly fine. Chop the onion and garlic. Brown the meat in oil with a cast iron skillet. I like bacon fat. Remove the meat and the saute the onion and garlic until it starts smelling good.
Add all the ingredients into a crockpot and stir. If you need more liquid, add some beer. If there is any beer left, drink it because the inlaws from up north are here.
Cook it on high for a couple of hours or until the meat is very tender. Serve with more beer. food

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Palehorse] #6204281 02/29/16 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted By: Palehorse
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Originally Posted By: Palehorse
Originally Posted By: Sneaky
Sometimes, but I just like to eat them.

Me too! When some of my Yankee inlaws come down, I'll go get a couple down in the salt marsh and make chili. They love it!
I don't catch them though. I shoot em with my son's .410


You have that chili recipe? food

Don't tell anyone, but I cheat on it big time. I just use onion, garlic, a McCormick chili packet, a can of diced tomatoes, a can of black beans (optional), and a can of chipoltes in adobo sauce chopped up. I use one of each for each pound of rattlesnake meat.
I partially freeze the rattlesnake meat and then chop it up fairly fine. Chop the onion and garlic. Brown the meat in oil with a cast iron skillet. I like bacon fat. Remove the meat and the saute the onion and garlic until it starts smelling good.
Add all the ingredients into a crockpot and stir. If you need more liquid, add some beer. If there is any beer left, drink it because the inlaws from up north are here.
Cook it on high for a couple of hours or until the meat is very tender. Serve with more beer. food


Sounds very good! chef
I cant wait to make some

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6206083 03/02/16 01:26 AM
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If ever there was a reason to use a tactical nuke on US soil, it would A concentration of rattle snakes like the one pictures above....


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6206788 03/02/16 03:50 PM
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I wish I had the lack of fear enough to hunt them. Better than I used to be but they still creep me out.

Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6207379 03/02/16 11:06 PM
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I've got a place that has some if anyone wants to hunt for them. One almost got me a couple of years ago. I don't know how many shots it took to kill it, but I used all 11.


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Re: Rattlesnake Wrangling [Re: Mrs. Mahan] #6232904 03/22/16 08:41 PM
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I had one start to buzz after I chopped at a cedar branch above it. I was about a foot away from the sucker. I don't know how many shots it took to kill it, but I used all 11 shots that were available. So much for tanning that skin.


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