Texas RATTLESNAKE Catch Clean Cook!! (With the Googan Squad) 

Also bless the all the animals lives taken by mullet man.

@@NatureLover-zr9iz least he eats what he kills

God bless you too broskie

You too! ✝️✝️✝️

Thank you and may God bless you too.

That would be me

I really don’t know, I have loved snakes my whole life... this is actually kinda hard for me to watch...

David Raymond no

Me, I’ve been binge watching snake videos for the last 3 days.. I’ve also been having snake nightmares for the last 3 days 🤦🏾‍♀️

Me too!!!!

Just moved to the the mountains in se Oklahoma. Just got me a snake stick boutta find out!!

Same thing for me.

TheDeandrewoods2002 💀

Lol

TheDeandrewoods2002 an exact replica

🤣🤣💯

Ikr

JackBulletz it doesn’t need too

he drives an iroc-z camaro

7 ft? Comon. Bet you've caught 2-lb bream too.

I've eaten Rattlesnake most of my life as well and it's good

Classic rock music tool

Bkk Bjk If I get what you are saying, yes the rattles are commonly emulated in classic rock. I have a few pairs that i have used when playing, as a joke on stage doing acoustic stuff. I would rattle them and whisper "spooky Western intro" and whistle.

Petersen who cares man

Why, he don't like onions?

Big Steven gags at the taste and sight of onions.

@@rileybaker6572 You obviously care enough to comment, asshole.

then stop watching them please xD

Paul Anthony i wanna try them are they good??

@First Last I have seen two snakes in 35 years that were either a coral or king snakes. one was in a hay barn on our ranch, and the other in a deer blind. I was afraid to mess with both of them.., but the copperheads are showing up everywhere..

I love hunting stags

Austin Onorini, u are exactly right my friend, bacon grease works awesome, i like to Marinate rattlesnakes in a little bit of vinegar mixed with long island dressing the night before and then cover the snake in different spices and a little dusting of flour then put it in the slow cooker in bacon grease & let it slow cook for a while and man u talk about a tender amazing tasting piece of meat!! I was actually stationed at fort Hood in texas so we ate plenty of diamondbacks & if anyone reads this plz try my recipe, u will be glad u did, thanks for the video guys

Water moccasins are just as good plus I think there's usually more meat as well

Derrick Harris Back strap MY ASS. Knock it off. Idiot. Using a Deer terminology.

In English Cosmos is a word for the entire observable universe.

Calvin H. Don’t eat the Eastern diamondbacks, their populations are in steep decline.

@@ivanvershynin1025 I only eat nuisance snakes, I don't hunt or kill them just to eat, But if one is a danger to someone's kids, pets, or something along those lines, then they have to be removed. And I know about 10 years ago they were saying the Eastern Diamondbacks were in a decline, but they did some more research and found they didn't fit in a category of being endangered, so they weren't put on the list. And I can take you to a lot of different wildlife management areas and wildlife preserves in central and Southern Florida, and you can find a lot of them. And they're very much protected on all State and Federal land. And right now in Florida, they're more worried about the "Southern Hognose, Florida Pine, and Short-tailed snakes", and if anyone happens to see any of those, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission would love to hear from them because they are in need sighting data on those three snakes.

Calvin H. It’s alright to kill for food, just don’t kill out of fear and make sure what you eat is very abundant in the area. I understand that Eastern diamondbacks are not considered endangered, and yet populations are still not doing very well at all. Simus and short tails are of course too small to get much meat out of anyways, and if anyone ever kills a pine snake for whatever reason, i will do anything in my powers to make sure justice is served.

@@ivanvershynin1025 , Yeah, I don't kill any snakes just to eat. But if one has to be killed for some reason I'll eat it instead of throwing it out. And I tell everyone not to kill snakes, because snakes are great to have around, and some of the nonvenomous snakes keep the venomous ones away. And yes, anyone killing pine snakes and others for no reason needs to be turned in.

Garrett Cain I thought the same. Not one rattle til they warmed up slightly.

I just said the same thing I've caught and handful of rattlesnakes and even in the winter they are quite loud

Was thinking the same. Lying for the sake of views aka 💰....... Sad actually.

I've got a rattlesnake problem around my house.. would it be recommended to pour cold water on them before messing with them?

@@thearz8207 I would recommend shooting them with a shotgun before messing with them.

@@JackAlaska Do you want to be my friend?