Diamondback Removal.......couple pics

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09-09-2005, 06:14 PM	#1
crotalusadamanteus	Diamondback Removal.......couple pics Well, this seemed like the most appropriate place to share this. Mods feel free to move it if I am wrong. Got called out to remove a "Crotalus viridis" as the guy quoted, that is 5 ft long. He's been handling snakes for 10 years, and "knows it's a prairie" Long story short, It is a crotalus atrox, (don't ya just love a snake "pro"?) and only 3 ft. But warm and VERY FAST, LOL. Anyway, after a couple attempts at tail grabs, I decided to pin her instead. She was just to fast, and not quite long enough. Here's a couple pics................. She was loosed way out in the desert in the Malpai Lave flow. She should do well out there. SHe had a lot of pink blush on her, but the cam would not show it very well. Enjoy, Rick

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