For you old oil haulers: What about Rattlesnakes?
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Deadwood, Mar 3, 2019.
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If your that worried I recommend some leggings, and tough boots. Be aware the people I hear getting bite from rattlesnake ain't always in legs seen them bite someone on face. How example the stick there head under where the wheels are a snake got in between the dual tires and bite him as he stuck his face in there check tires. that's one example another is those cross members a snake can be complete upside down still be fine seen them do that and land inside a boat and the driver jumps in the water from a boat in a dock.
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They’re definitely out there.I’m also super paranoid about them and even more now that my coworkers have shown me videos of a few on the ranch we are working on in South Texas.Was also on a Conoco job not too long ago that one big ##* one had been killed the day before.
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Here ya go on the pipeline over By Smiley Texas.Went past some brush into an area that looks like an old sand or gravel pit and found this sucker sound asleep.Woke him up with a barrage of rocks.
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Caught in Monahans Texas, 80 miles from Big Spring, a Humongous Diamondback Rattle snake!!!
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