One of the most professional hobby type videos I have seen on UA-cam. The scenery is incredible and the quality of the images is first class. Even the background music is perfect.
I stepped within 6 inches of one the other day on the shoreline of fort peck, he was stretching and getting the last few minute's of sun light and I stepped and he coiled. He could have struck if he wanted to, but I think he was just happy letting me know he was there, the next day I was back in the shoreline working and whole driving my 6x6 can-am I came around a small corner and almost ran ine over, we both surprised each other, oh man, I haven't seen a snake move so fast
Hey Brandon I enjoy catching rattlers as well. I live in Idaho do you have an email I would like to talk to you about possibly snake hunting some time?
I was Turkey hunting in eastern MT last year and stepped right on a rattlesnake. Bit my pants. Luckily I had an extra set baggy pants on that day because I forgot my regular pants!
I didn't know there was so many, in MT, some ppl have talked about hunting, in general, and say they've never seen snakes there, now hunting is usually, in colder weather, but there are some spring turkey seasons. so I guess if you guys have that many, hunting helps the ecosystem also. we can get a permit to hunt them or copperheads here in PA but it's only a limit of 1 of each and its only a 6 week season in july into august I think. And you can either keep them as a pet, kill them, or eat them I guess, I've had the meat, its ok I would'nt describe it as great, although, I think mine, at the time, was a western diamondback.
If there's a large number of snakes in a area there is probably a larger amount of rodents so if you take away the predators there won't be any new growth
Billy Snake'Hawk's Adventure's personally I’ll skin them and make something out if the skin after processing the skins. Some people will cook the meats as well.
Well I am glad you are using it for something other than just senselessly killing them. I happen to be a snake lover but also a field herpetologist and I do not harm snakes for any reason. Yes I have eaten rattlesnake before it is good. But I could never bring myself to kill any but maybe if I was actually starving and in that kind of situation yes then I would do it. Other than that I tried to get people to understand that snakes are very beneficial especially venomous ones there are all kinds of research being done and pills being made from snake venom that help people out daily if we kill off something we need then there goes that advanced research in medicine. There are some Venom's from certain species that actually kill cancer cells. So it is critical that we do not kill off all of the rattlesnakes or in general all the venomous species that live in America. They have a place in the ecosystem or they would not be here. There are things that survive on snakes like birds of prey and mammals and even other snakes. They are a huge asset to the ecosystem and how the food chain works. And I tried to encourage people to learn more about them they are not to be feared but only to be respected understood more and have a little compassion for them as well and given space and left alone.
He's not going to be carrying snake antivenom (it's a refrigerated prescription only medicine), and those snake bite kits we carried back in the 60's and 70's are useless. He's wearing boots and long, loose jeans in good condition... he's prepared.
Usually you have a fair bit of time with a rattlesnake bite. Time is tissue don't get me wrong. However, it's not like a cobra where it'll kill you in an hour or two.
I saw a canebrake ga. rattler leave a thick wooded lot and crossing a road heading for trailer with big wheels and other childrens toys at dust. It had a grimise and i ran over it 6 times. Then i turned aroud and ran over it several more times. The next day i went back it died at the edge of the yard and road. I use to hunt and often i saw little children playing in the yard. Hopefully i saved a family a horrific child bite from a 5 ft Canebrake. This nonsence they are not evil.....go read the bible. Serpents do 1 thing strike. I saw a Indigo snake it seen me i saw him i knew he was a rattlesnakes worst night mare he flict his tongue and was very peacefull i had a gun but he was a good guy we went our ways 30min later i shot another Canebrake. Maybe that eas the Indigo snakes diner. 🐍
One of the most professional hobby type videos I have seen on UA-cam. The scenery is incredible and the quality of the images is first class. Even the background music is perfect.
I stepped within 6 inches of one the other day on the shoreline of fort peck, he was stretching and getting the last few minute's of sun light and I stepped and he coiled.
He could have struck if he wanted to, but I think he was just happy letting me know he was there, the next day I was back in the shoreline working and whole driving my 6x6 can-am I came around a small corner and almost ran ine over, we both surprised each other, oh man, I haven't seen a snake move so fast
What do you do with them and why are you taking these snakes out of their habitat?
Hey Brandon I enjoy catching rattlers as well. I live in Idaho do you have an email I would like to talk to you about possibly snake hunting some time?
We need your services! We live on Buffalo Trail Rd. Already killed 2 rattles snakes this season and I'm sure there are many more we haven't seen.
He's walking through the rocks it's getting kinda snakey lol.
Very high quality video!
Nice video more please
What do you do with the rattlers after you catch them?
BBQ
Shake n Bake son🙂🍗
I was Turkey hunting in eastern MT last year and stepped right on a rattlesnake. Bit my pants. Luckily I had an extra set baggy pants on that day because I forgot my regular pants!
I didn't know there was so many, in MT, some ppl have talked about hunting, in general, and say they've never seen snakes there, now hunting is usually, in colder weather, but there are some spring turkey seasons. so I guess if you guys have that many, hunting helps the ecosystem also. we can get a permit to hunt them or copperheads here in PA but it's only a limit of 1 of each and its only a 6 week season in july into august I think. And you can either keep them as a pet, kill them, or eat them I guess, I've had the meat, its ok I would'nt describe it as great, although, I think mine, at the time, was a western diamondback.
Where in Montana is this? It's beautiful
What do you do with these snakes?
Shake n Bake🍗 with Blue Cheese👌
How far is white sulfur springs from there ?
Roughly 140 miles.
Cool video, you need a shirt that says SNAKE not fish ;)
Oh my goodness lovy, I just couldn't do it.. Now my past time is shopping 🤣🤣🤣🤩🤩🤩😄😎....
what do you do with them,
100 times funner then fishing!!! do u only like finding rattlers or do u look for any kind of snake?
I think I’d rather have a walleye taco or a rattlesnake taco anytime
Let's go Brandon...and catch some snakes 😄
I found a couple garter snakes in montana
If there's a large number of snakes in a area there is probably a larger amount of rodents so if you take away the predators there won't be any new growth
Hey Brandon, you didn't say what you do with them, eat'em, tan hides, both, neither...what ???
Both!
I'd rather sit a bench and watch chicks.
Lol lol lol.. Great come back. 💃💃💃💃😜🤣🤩
I hate those things I almost lost my hunting dog three years ago to one
My .410 judge revolver thinks otherwise.
WOW....KOOOOOOL
leave snakes where they are ...
u dont live here do u
Agreed, I live in an area similar to Montana
What do you do with the snakes??
Billy Snake'Hawk's Adventure's personally I’ll skin them and make something out if the skin after processing the skins. Some people will cook the meats as well.
Well I am glad you are using it for something other than just senselessly killing them. I happen to be a snake lover but also a field herpetologist and I do not harm snakes for any reason. Yes I have eaten rattlesnake before it is good. But I could never bring myself to kill any but maybe if I was actually starving and in that kind of situation yes then I would do it. Other than that I tried to get people to understand that snakes are very beneficial especially venomous ones there are all kinds of research being done and pills being made from snake venom that help people out daily if we kill off something we need then there goes that advanced research in medicine. There are some Venom's from certain species that actually kill cancer cells. So it is critical that we do not kill off all of the rattlesnakes or in general all the venomous species that live in America. They have a place in the ecosystem or they would not be here. There are things that survive on snakes like birds of prey and mammals and even other snakes. They are a huge asset to the ecosystem and how the food chain works. And I tried to encourage people to learn more about them they are not to be feared but only to be respected understood more and have a little compassion for them as well and given space and left alone.
What do you do with the snakes after you find them
@@anagabrielgabrielmexicano6802 I take photos & videos & let them go.
@@billyswamphawk53 Well stated, Sir !
I’m not worried about the rodents because so many other animals kill rodents. Be nice to see less snake around
That’s exactly how I feel.
The ignorance here is very real.
Cool, sounds like you know better than nature how the ecosystem should work
@@SawyersHerpetology agreed
Snakes are actually a vital part of the food chain. There an important food source for raptors, rodent control of course. They have a place.
I would think this guy wears the proper clothing. Also surely he has an anti venom close by to fight the prairie rattle snake.
He's not going to be carrying snake antivenom (it's a refrigerated prescription only medicine), and those snake bite kits we carried back in the 60's and 70's are useless. He's wearing boots and long, loose jeans in good condition... he's prepared.
Usually you have a fair bit of time with a rattlesnake bite. Time is tissue don't get me wrong. However, it's not like a cobra where it'll kill you in an hour or two.
Not for me.
If you play with snakes eventually you will get bit
I saw a canebrake ga. rattler leave a thick wooded lot and crossing a road heading for trailer with big wheels and other childrens toys at dust. It had a grimise and i ran over it 6 times. Then i turned aroud and ran over it several more times. The next day i went back it died at the edge of the yard and road. I use to hunt and often i saw little children playing in the yard. Hopefully i saved a family a horrific child bite from a 5 ft Canebrake. This nonsence they are not evil.....go read the bible. Serpents do 1 thing strike. I saw a Indigo snake it seen me i saw him i knew he was a rattlesnakes worst night mare he flict his tongue and was very peacefull i had a gun but he was a good guy we went our ways 30min later i shot another Canebrake. Maybe that eas the Indigo snakes diner. 🐍