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by timberrattlesnake89 on April 29, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
You posted a picture that needed identafication. That is deffinately a Mojave Rattlesnake. Phillip

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by Cro on April 29, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
Sure looks like a Black-tailed Rattlesnake, ( Crotalus molossus ), to me. Best Regards JohnZ

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by bush_viper17 on April 29, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
Yeah, its a black tail. Looks like an Arizona blacktail.

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by emtnurse on April 29, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
I am gonna say it is a black-tailed rattlesnake. Bryan

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by timberrattlesnake89 on April 29, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
I first thought that but I could not see the tail for sure. I just went with mojave sence he was wondering if it was a western or mojave. Phillip

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by elapidking81 on April 29, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
Black-tailed Rattlesnake, Crotalus molossus it is rather light in color but thats my best guess going by the pattern on the back and the color of the snout shane

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by Cro on April 30, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
The light color of the Black-tailed Rattlesnake is typical for that area of Texas. As you move West into New Mexico and Arizona, you start seeing more of the darker, greenish or yellowish color. JohnZ

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