Message Fly Guy,
Nov 19, 2019 18:00:43 #
Sitn wrote:
OK guys, I was rained in West Texas where we went to the Sweetwater rattlesnake roundup. They displayed the rattlesnake and also milked them. Cooking the snakes was also a thing they did. They taste good. As a youngster we collected them and also skinned them to cover belts, billfolds as well as making hat bands. OK, I know some folks don’t like em, and some do. So what, there is good and bad every where you turn. Sorry if I have offended any one here in the fish world.
sounds like you greatly offended them rattle snakes
Nov 20, 2019 09:36:46 #
One tall tale, but it was great. In other words Rattlers ain't immune to trees. Lol
Nov 23, 2019 14:34:19 #
Yea, back in the 1960’s, in West Texas, my father-in-law an I were going down a gravel road and saw two road runner birds teasing a rattle snake, one at a time. Then the other bird danced in and they kept this up for several minutes. They got the snake so tired it could not strike any more and then they picked out it eyes and then killed it and dragged it off the road behind a scrub brush and started eating on it. A couple of years later I saw on the National Geographic channel on tv the same type of scene.
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