Southern Pacific Rattlesnake and a Skull
A friend of mine went herping last week here in Southern California and he came back with what we believe to be a Southern Pacific Rattlesnake.
Anyway, here he is hiding in a human skull (fake skull of course):
http://www.b-p.org/reptiles/snakes/v..._and_skull.jpg
Thanks for checking it out.
BrandonsBalls
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wilomn
Looks helleri from here.
I have to google that, hehe.
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i am kinda shocked you are allowed to collect venomous in cali.
if you are interested in getting a real human skull, hit me up.
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redpython
i am kinda shocked you are allowed to collect venomous in cali.
if you are interested in getting a real human skull, hit me up.
As far as I know, you cannot sale native species, but they are not illegal to own.
As far as the real human skull, I am pretty sure thats highly illegal. Heh.
Brandon
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redpython
i am kinda shocked you are allowed to collect venomous in cali.
if you are interested in getting a real human skull, hit me up.
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BrandonsBalls
As far as I know, you cannot sale native species, but they are not illegal to own.
As far as the real human skull, I am pretty sure thats highly illegal. Heh.
Brandon
Brandon, he's from Kentucky. Who knows how many skulls he has in his yard? I mean, doesn't everyone in the south have a secret cemetery of hitch hikers and revenuers in their yard?
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it's far from illegal. GA and TN have some restrictions, but the other 48 states are ok with it. like i said, i can get you one, but they aren't cheap.
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Sounds like you're legal.
"A current California freshwater sportfishing fishing license is needed to take, or collect, reptiles and amphibians in California, except for rattlesnakes, which are not protected by law"
Later, Matt
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cerastesruber
definately a helleri!
Cool, thanks for the feedback.
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You weren't in a park were you?
Later, Matt
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DutchHerp
You weren't in a park were you?
Later, Matt
I didn't know "Ranger Rick" was making sure everyone was following their local laws. *LOL*
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BrandonsBalls
As far as I know, you cannot sale native species, but they are not illegal to own.
As far as the real human skull, I am pretty sure thats highly illegal. Heh.
Brandon
I could be and most likely am wrong on this but I thought you still needed a permit to own hots in cali. Never been too interested in them so I am not sure.
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You mean to tell me thats not a real human skull??!??!??
Aww darnit! And here I was certain that I had awesome tribal markings on my skull. Just seemed natural to me :rolleyes: :P :rolleye2:
Cool snake BTW :gj:
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revxus
I didn't know "Ranger Rick" was making sure everyone was following their local laws. *LOL*
Lets not go making fun of someone who is encouraging the respect for law and proper collecting and keeping of herps.
Matt, good point.
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mr. s
Lets not go making fun of someone who is encouraging the respect for law and proper collecting and keeping of herps.
Matt, good point.
Im wasnt making fun of anyone.. just to be clear. I know that wasnt directed at me but this thread seems to be raising some bickering. My post is directed at the OP :)
