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Well he is not huge but everyone at work thought it was huge. I caught this guy at a ped I was working in (a ped is where telephone cables are spliced in) I almost steped on him but I saw him at the last second. This is the first rattlesnake I have seen in Washington state, I live west of the mountains and they are not around but I work east of the mountains in Kennewick and they can be easy to find. The other day someone found a dead rattlesnake on the raod and it had hind legs! It made the front page of the local news paper! I saw the picture and started laughing, it was not hind legs but when it was ran over it's hemiweiner's poped out! Front page news! LOL Sorry for the crappy picture but it was taken with my camera phone. Enjoy.

-Dylan

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the first one is the original story

http://www.tri-cityherald.com/tch/local/story/6458377p-6337893c.html

this link they admit it was a scew up
http://www.tri-cityherald.com/tch/local/story/6462349p-6341937c.html
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LOL thats sweet that you caught one, Glad you used a shovel LOL.

I haven't seen any rattlers where I live (Spokane area)so I must be un-lucky or something.

Not a bad pic with your camera phone.