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Last: 3 yr ago by John Cocktolstoy
Timber with a tan.
Did it lose its mind shortly after meeting you?
Holy ***** You're alive?
Not because of the snake just that you ghosted this place.
Not because of the snake just that you ghosted this place.
They always look prettier in the NE!
AC sighting! Proof of life. I'm in.
Not enough fire in that pic
DatTallArchitect said:
Did it lose its mind shortly after meeting you?
Aren't timber rattlesnakes federally protected?
No sir. They are still protected in some states (I think) but many eastern states don't have restrictions. Texas finally relaxed the regulations on them in the last year. You still shouldn't kill one, unless it is a threat to you or your family, but you can do so now without any sort of legal ramifications.
Not protected here, but I relocated him away from the house about 1 km.
No, but they are protected in some manner at the state level in roughly 2/3 of the states they inhabit or formerly inhabit.
Now that your back we need pics of smallies from this summer
Wow, I didn't know they had timber rattlers in Europe.AggieChemist said:
Not protected here, but I relocated him away from the house about 1 km.
Today, unfortunately, many Americans have good reason to fear that they will be victimized if they are unable to protect themselves. And today, no less than in 1791, the Second Amendment guarantees their right to do so. - Justice Samuel Alito 2022
JB!98 said:Wow, I didn't know they had timber rattlers in Europe.AggieChemist said:
Not protected here, but I relocated him away from the house about 1 km.
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