Butch and Sundance

[millertime89]

A friend of mine is a professor of biology at Southeast Community College and recently found three timber rattlers in SE Nebraska, this is what he said once he found them: "OK...for those of you who are in the know, this will be a great piece of news: Today Christopher Visser and I found TWO Timber Rattlesnakes in Richardson County, Nebraska. For those who are unawares, only about 10 TR's have been found - dead OR alive - in this county since they were first discovered there in the 1930's. Now comes the fun segment of this study: radiotelemetry. We will be radiotracking these two snakes throughout the rest of the season."

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They later found a third one but I'll let you guys read more.

[jpsteele80]

That's awesome that they are hopefully making a comeback in that area

[sharthun]

Awesome stuff!!

[millertime89]

Originally Posted by jpsteele80

That's awesome that they are hopefully making a comeback in that area

I'm quite excited. I've heard stories from the area (there's a great camping/hiking/fishing spot down there) but nobody that I've spoken with save Dan has ever seen a Timber down there.

[Kera]

That's awesome!

[millertime89]

Bump, Dan found a female and she's beautiful. Super light.