rattlesnakes

August - October is rattlesnake birthing season. Baby rattlesnakes are born ready to rock, complete with fangs and loaded with venom. They don't have a rattle though, just a "button" ... see one here.

This is not a smell you want to mess with, rather get ready to have conversation with a wildlife, animal, or pest control expert, and fast.

If you kill a rattlesnake, do not go immediately pick it up. This is why!

2-year-old Brenli Sharp of Iowa Park is recovering from two rattlesnake bites after and 5-day hospital stay and 18 vials of antivenom.

After being crammed in a community den all winter, the western diamondback rattlesnakes of Texoma are emerging sexually driven, hungry, active -- and HUGE!

You know it could be bad luck for you if you come across a rattlesnake. Friday the 13th we all know is known as a day when bad luck happens. So what better day to have a rattlesnake roundup.