Posted by NCWayne on June 12, 2013 at 21:32:23 from (173.188.169.54):
The customer I built the bale buster for is working down in the South Eastern part of SC getting part of their wheat straw fields bailed. It's really common for them to find rattle snakes, usually dead, in the bales and fields where they got hit, etc. Today I was shown a picture of a snake that was found, live, slithering around the area where the hired hands were loading the bales into the trailers for transport back to the main farm. I was told that in the many years they have been in the fields they had never seen another like it. It was an Eastern Coral snake. Below is a link to Wikipedia where it tells all about it. As deadly as their venom can be, they are actually really beautifuly colored snakes.
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