I've seen tons of armadillos....dead on the highway. Never seen a live one.
As for cold, I used to work in a frozen food distribution center. 12 hour shifts in 40f coolers and 0f freezers, plus the blast freezer at -40f with a constant 25mph wind, capable of freezing whole pallets of meat solid in a matter of hours.
But, I like the cold. 30F is still shorts and hoodie weather for me. Below 20F if it's sunny and there's no wind.
Question about Texas rattlesnakes!!!
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I have kind of the same fear but with alligators and crocodiles in Florida. I stay clear of any ponds/lakes and I haven't seen any yet. I don't think I ever will. I doubt you'll ever see a snake either.
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We'll cook you up a mess of rattlesnake. Among some of my relatives they're considered a delicacy. The best way is to skewer them like shish-kebab with other meats and veggies and roast them over an open fire.86scotty, Brettj3876, SmallPackage and 2 others Thank this. -
Been to Florida tons of times and a few months ago when I stopped there was the first time I've seen them.
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Lots of rattlesnakes in Amarillo near the TA truck stop. They'll go under your truck to find a shady spot.
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Snakes are pretty much everywhere except Antarctica. Its not just Texas lol. There's rattlesnakes in Canada, the massasauga. Just southern Ontario, but still... you just have to be careful. But most truck stops, customers, etc are too busy unless you're really out in the boonies. If you hate snakes stay away from Australia, 9 of the 10 deadliest are there.
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