Field Herping the Midwest: Episode 2 - Wisconsin Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) 

Now those are some crazy looking Timbers.

What part of Wisconsin was the timber rattlesnake? I know they are at Devils Lake.

Wow, great video. I came across one a few weeks ago and took some video with my phone but never would have gotten that close!

Really beautiful. I'm glad they're protected

I have lived in Wisconsin my entire life and have seen every Wisconsin snake species in the wild except the venomous ones. 😢

Impressive finds

Are you still doing your annual survey ? Have the numbers been increasing ?

That was a fantastic snake! Really quite impressive!

Was this around Prairie de Chien

You are in a lucky spot

Matt, curious if you know if there are populations of them in Black River State Forest area? I've camped in the Black River Falls area a bit over the last 20 years and the habitat there seems as though it would be condusive for them. Thanks

Where in Wisconsin did you see these?

Very Cool video Matt,

2:06

They hunted them relentlessly in Wisconsin.

See the mushroom to the right of it?

That's not far from where I live...

En Louisianne Francois , Nous les appelon ,,, serpent de sonnet ou Sonnet de rozo canne .

MI seems to be the only state without a rattler.....the are very hard to find ...

Hey Matt I live in Southeast WI.. Were planning on doing a show with Wis Rattler's . Would you want to share this video with us? We can have you on the show. Let me know.