ot, Zeev, I don't get the impression you do a lot of hiking or rustic nature walks, maybe you do.
"Timber Rattlesnakes are about thirty-five to seventy-five inches long and are large in diameter. In the north they are black and yellow with splotches of dark brown on the back and sides. They are commonly found in rocky locations. In the south they can be identified by a brown stripe through v-shaped crossbands and are located in mostly wet locations. The Timber Rattlesnake ranges from southeastern Minnesota to southern New Hampshire and down to eastern Texas and over to northern Florida."
Quick search on Google said that Rattlers exist in every state except Maine, which I found interesting...
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