i have a 2 ft diamond back rattler that was found on my property
due to heavy rains(i quess) any ways can someone point me in a direction to relocate or whatever.
thanks ric morales
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need lakeland fl herp resuce
gecko05
Jun 27, 2003 02:35 PM
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venom17
Jun 27, 2003 03:05 PM
Ric...Let me know if you still have it. Im in Ft. Lauderdale, and I have a Florida Venomous Permit. Please let me know whatsup and I'll be more than happy to get him from you.
Joe
Hoppy
Jun 28, 2003 09:10 AM
Doing what on do, both job and hobby, I get a bunch of calls while on duty to get wayward herps out of snowbirds houses. I simplt take them out to a very unpopulated area (assuming they are not injured) and realese them. I have access to several wildlife sacuarys down here (Everglades, Big Cypress, Ding Darling) as well as several smaller ones. Most of the nature rehab centers that we have will simply use the snake for display and leave it in captivity for the rest of it's life. I am not against wild collection per say, I just don't want to be responsible for takeing another critter out of the wild, there is enough captive bred stock out there if someone really wants a Diamond Back, they can get one.
Thanks
Jim Hopkins
