Worlds Largest Rattlesnakes | How BIG can GIANT snakes get? We've Got the BIGGEST Rattlesnakes
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- Worlds Largest Rattlesnakes - we know the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake holds the record for longest - but what about a Hybrid Rattlesnake or Mexican West Coast Rattlesnake that weighs 21 pounds? | How BIG can these GIANT snakes get? We've Got the BIGGEST Rattlesnakes to show you and talk about the Worlds Largest Snakes, King Cobras, Bushmasters and Rattlesnakes. How BIG can these GIANT snakes get? The mamba can get 14 ft and climb trees! So we think we've Got the BIGGEST Rattlesnake so far - do you have a bigger one? Get the measuring tape out - and the scale - our VENOMSQUAD Robert Rossi got us a beautiful accurate scale - lets see! Just a fun one - What are the World's Largest Venomous Snakes? And how many do we have here at #VenomCentral? Check out some of our MONSTER sized venomous snakes from around the world, both babies and the Massive adult sized versions we breed here. What makes them so deadly, and How BIG can these deadly snakes get? Hey #VenomSquad - thank you to all of our supporters - and check out a quick fun video, seeing our MONSTER venomous snakes - there is more to the Top 10 Largest Venomous than King Cobra, Mamba and Bushmasters, but oh do we have BUSHMASTERS AND we have rattlesnakes that compare in size to anacondas or pythons! Check out our Gaboon Vipers, our 6ft monster breeders - the world's largest fangs and a girth you can't put your hand around - even the tail end of these massive snakes! Check it out - Venom Central's Collection of World's Largest Venomous Snakes, and we can show you how big we grow them here! Healthy enriched animals will grow their entire life, and breed - it's all in the husbandry. So let's see How BIG can these deadly venomous snakes get? We'll show you ours!
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The largest Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake ever recorded was back in 1946 by a hunter named Rutledge. It measured 7 ft 9 in long with a weight of 34 lb officially weighed and documented by the Guinness Book of World Records.
Thank you for the info. 🐍👍
I love rattlesnakes. I love the hybrid snakes as much as I love the individual types of snake we have. I do believe we need to keep the species separate. When mixing, it needs to be in a controlled environment.🤎
A GABOON VIPER IS A PRETTY SNAKE.
Yikes. I’ve read that before. Two weeks ago today I caught a LARGE Northern Pacific on our deck. It was almost 4 feet and weighed maybe 10 pounds.
Beautiful Snake. I took it up the hill a ways and turned it loose. These are HUGE!
Maybe according to guinness. St Augustine Florida Sheriff's killed one that could eat a 7 footer. Google it.
I know you're a professional, but I was nervous as hell and wasn't even there.
Even pros get tagged
@@bigdata9605 I know and that's why I was nervous, you gotta have big balls to do that for a living.
@@c.l.smooth29 never trust a snake.
That Gaboon Viper is one of the most beautiful creatures on the planet. Absolutely gorgeous animal.
That little room with big snakes .
Is like swimming in a Jacuzzi with a great white shark.
WTF, that dude is so chill handling those snakes. I pictured myself handling them and my heartrate went up lol
I just started watching and I’m trying to stave off a panic attack 🤣
@@candyr85 I share that panic...Nuts, I've caught several rattlers in Southern cal including a Mohave green, scary stuff this man.
Thanks 👍 appreciate you taking time to say what's up and share, knowing you busy just shows u 2 care bout us out here supporting the Venom Central train. Can't wait to see u open and plan on taking the trip to the south seeing you live in full HD 💪 Right on snake whisperer!
Thanks for watching and your patience! Always appreciate your support! 👍💪🐍
I was a Forester for 40 yrs in Georgia and have came across some huge Easterns and canebreaks. I stepped 9n a 6 ft Eastern and he never rattled or struck me. I jumped 10 ft and walked on air another 10 ft! I've seen probably 100s in my 40 yrs and also many cottonmouths. I had rather encounter a diamondback than a cottonmouth. I had a cottonmouth chase me on land and had one hit me on leg of course I had leggings on. I was in woods one day and went to bend down to walk under limb about eye level when I realized that limb looked different and at about 2 ft away I was staring an Eastern in the face!! He was about 5 ft long stretched out on limb so be aware rattlesnakes climb!!!
Hot diggity damn, the BEST venom channel on YT giving another slice of fried gold edutainment 🤘🏾.
Glad you enjoyed it Kevin! Happy Saturday my friend! Thanks for watching! 🐍💪👍🙏
This, tyler Nolan , and dingo are my favorites
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@@VenomCentral I love rattlesnakes......
THEY TASTE LIKE CHICKEN✌🤠✌
I did not know a fer-de-lance could get that big! Yikes!
The gaboon viper coloring is absolutely stunning. Beautiful snake
9:26 My eyes were in for a shock at the size difference! 👀
I clicked for large rattlesnakes and I certainly was not disappointed. 👍🏾
Thank you Venom central .Its been a while since the last update .Will enjoy this update as usual Willie
Awesome glad you enjoyed it!!! 👍🐍💪🙏
Love your channel dude! Best venomous content on the internet. I found an almost 7 foot eastern diamondback on a hunting ranch the other day, wish I had my phone so I could have taken a picture. It was one gorgeous animal.
12ft 60lb Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake captured in Kitty Hawk N.C reported by W.I.N.K news channel film at 12.00 pm est 4 1 23.
This is my first video I’ve watched of yours & I can tell you take really good care of you snakes. They aren’t over fed, they’re proportioned right. Great job man, more power to you.
Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Always love watching your videos before bed.. something about it that is comforting to me .. maybe because I've been watching your channel so long and it's great to see y'all still going strong and keeping it real with us
😁 a little Venomcentral and a good night 💤. Thanks for watching 👍
That 18 Pound diamond back seems pretty calm .
Males can be that way. Females not so much.
There was a 11' unbroken tanned skin of a rattlesnake at a place called the Wannegan gas station just south of Livingston MT when I was younger. My dad delivered gas regularly, so I witnessed it many times.
All I can say is DAMN WOW THAT WAS AWESOME
I've never seen a rattlesnake with more beads on his tail than that Batwing!! Incredible!
They're big boys, both of them. Thanks for watching and sharing your great comment! 👍💪🐍
What's the largest rattlesnake ever recorded?
@@jaykaye7025 idk but I know when I was a kid there was one crossing the road in Oklahoma. The road was eight feet wide we thought it was a tree that had fell my Grandma asked me to get and try and move it. As I got closer to it I seen it wasn't a tree it was a rattlesnake I went to both sides of the road to see how much was in the ditch never seen the head or tail of it. My grandma asked me what's wrong as I came back to the jeep I told her that's not a tree it's a rattlesnake she said get in. We ran it over the head came up about four feet in the ditch on my side. I doubt we killed it cuz it was there when we came back. I'm guessing it was at least 13 feet or more cuz never seen the tail and about eight to ten inches in diameter.
This past July 7 I was visiting deep Creek hot Springs near Hesperia California. I laid down in the shade before I was going to hike out after cooling off. I thought a fly was buzzing my ankle and when I looked down it was a giant, 4 foot southern pacific rattlesnake. It wasn’t rattling and it seemed very curious. I swung my legs around quickly jumped back. The snake just slithered under a bush no worries at all. It still creeps me out to think that a giant rattlesnake put its head on my foot. Thankfully it didn’t feel threatened and actually it seemed friendly.
So glad I found this channel 💙 I can't wait to learn more and hopefully get my own venom lab up and running after I finish my herp degree next fall 😍😍😍😍😍
Awesome! 🐍💪👍🙏 Welcome to the #venomcentral #venomsquad and think of Venom Central Science Facility as a place where you can hone your education into skill, and when we're open to the public you are welcome to come check it out!!! And check out Instagram for daily updates @venomcentral.
Thanks for watching! 🙏👍💪🐍
Awesome video guys. Definitely needed to watch some large venomous snakes. The #VenomSquad Family is with you guys and we understand if you can't get back to us. Keep your heads up and we are with you guys.
Thanks James and we always appreciate you! Some days are easier than others and we can't wait to get a facility and have the feeling of normal back in our life! Take care and thank you for your patience and support! 🙏👍💪🐍
Your monster snakes are just amazing! So beautiful and totally awe-inspiring. I never knew that e.g. a fer-de-lance can get so huge. You are right - when people think of huge snakes they think of pythons etc. jBut you showed the venomous part of huge snakes. Thank you for another perfect educational lesson!
Thank you for watching and all the support. #Venomsquadfamily
Cheers for the video guys we all appreciate how busy use are and good look on the new facility venture 👍🇬🇧
Thanks so much to you! The #venomsquad🇬🇧 keeps us going and thank you for watching and supporting the channel!!! 👍🐍🙏💪
I miss you, Willy! Fangs in your face!! ❤
Best venomous channel on the tube
AMAZING ANIMALS! MAD RESPECT!
I would probably die from a literal epic bowel movement if I were to ever run across one of those. Dear Lord!
These snake's will haunt my dreams forever.
Mine too, because they're so damn awesome!
Wow buddy, I'm so glad I came across your channel! I really respect what you do and looks like you really enjoy your work. I saw a pretty big rattler last week here in Alabama but Copperheads and Cottonmouths are pretty thick around my area. As long as they aren't bothering me I don't bother them but I have had a few close calls over the years. Stay safe and God bless
This is the first one of your videos I’ve watched. I’m not really into snakes but I enjoy learning. I have two questions: have you ever been bitten handling a snake? And do you have to keep anti venom on site for all the snakes you have? Great video! I look forward to watching more.
Welcome to the #venomcentral #venomsquad and thanks for watching! NO, NEVER been bitten in 38+ years but I do stock an inventory of antivenom for the species I work with. It's better to have it and not need it, than not have it and need it. Why rely on everyone else's (zoo's etc) inventory of expensive antivenom? It's a keepers responsibility, just my opinion. Appreciate the questions and stay tuned!
@@VenomCentral one of my favorite quotes from Lonesome Dove.
I tried to tell folks for years that rattlesnakes in Appalachia get to the size of boa constrictors. Nobody wanted to believe me when id tell em about nearly being bit by a 6ft rattler in SE TN.
There's a picture of one in a Foxfire book that's draped over a man's shoulders dam near touches the ground on both sides.
Venom Central... growing them big, beautiful and perfectly healthy! Awesome snakes as always.
Thanks so much! Appreciate the great comments! 🐍💪👍🙏
For sure they do, best venom keeper and channel by far!
There's a light in my yard that was put there after my grandfather almost stepped on a large Canebrake rattler. I get out of my car with a flashlight after dark.
Yes some areas are just thick with canebrakes and copperheads. 👍🔥🙏🐍 Thank you for watching!
Just catching up on all your vids as a new subscriber and I gotta say there all amazing.you really are to of the game when it comes to the bitus and barthrops no one on the net treats there snakes better!! Always healthy happy and especially a wealth of knowledge 🤙
9:50 My pal's a soldier. In Colombia a guy in his patrol was bitten by a Fer-de-lance. Lost a big chunk of the back of his calf.
The Covington County Alabama, Jackson Entry Rattlesnake Rodeo: I was raised up in that from birth. By the time I was 5 years old I was hunting rattlesnakes
with my Grandfather. It was a part of my normal life. And we saw some absolute Monsters back then in the 50s and 60s. Looking at this video I cannot
believe I was involved with such a thing. Bites always happened. Usually from carelessness or lack of respect. Fortunately not in my family.
You have some amazing, close to thigh thick, venomous snakes! They are huge! They also look very healthy.
Incredible!
#venomsquad ftw. You guys rock. What massive snakes. Love as always, and your t-shirt rocks. Got the Yucatan on the back one. Cheers bub.
Awesome! Appreciate your support and glad you like the Tee, check out the new rattlesnake Tee (Crotalus culminatus) a smoking silvery beast and also the new King Cobra Tee. If you have Instagram, post your Tee and I will put it in my story! Just tag @venomcentral and #venomcentral I'm never sure which one allows me to repost. LOL 😂 Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!!! 🐍🙏💪👍
Willy, Mrs. D thank you on another amazing video. Is it such thing as a happy snake, Willy is so smooth with them snakes and its almost like they truly love you. You all try to stay cool, much Respect and Love.
Thanks James! Appreciate that! And you for supporting Ozzy. He's a big beautiful boy, but fierce as hell, just a precise machine when it comes to feeding. He's getting to be such a beast. 6ft and still growing fast. I'll try to get him on video for you soon. AND We'll be moved into a public facility soon, you can visit him in person 🐍🙏👍💪
Nevermind me… just back here in the archive checking out the Big Boys! 😎
Definitely can't miss this one! 💪🐍
The timber rattler that bit me was about three feet long. Of course I didn't measure it but it was about three feet. I got a good look at it. I stood very still and let him crawl away. I almost lost my leg.
I've been to Dean's facility in Wilmington back before he died. I loved it, it was amazing. Such a sad story and death of a great place that I wish I could bring my children and show them some of the beautiful animals he had there.
Yep, we have timbers swinging from the trees! 😉👍❤
Okay, well I appreciate how you handle and are knowledgeable about these snakes….. I still can’t rap my head around this stuff. Better you then me. 💯😳😉
Max is the man ,no question about that. He's awesome.
When I was a kid, a guy was discing a field and got a ratter caught up in his equipment. No lie, this snake made the paper at 11 feet long. The town was Charlotte Texas. I'm 47. When this happened I was probably around 11 or 12 years old.
We have Timbers here but nowhere near the size of that Goliath. Honestly thought the thumbnail was click bait.
I'm fascinated by Copperheads and Gaboons.
Absolutely gorgeous patterns and color.
I feel you on that heat, this week's been rough. Good to hear from y'all and hope y'all find a location soon
We're grinding trying to find something; it'd be nice to get what we want, but we'll get what we need... LOL always appreciate you and your support for the channel! 👍💪🐍🙏
Absolutely nuts..
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all very impressive and beautiful, especially the batwing and black head bushmaster
When I would leave high school as a kid I would catch water moxin on the bike path I had a 16 foot Burmese pyhthon 4 water Moxins two king snakes and a albino python
Literally some of the largest specimens I’ve ever seen!
Nice 2 see u all again ,,,, Huggs Deena ,,,, Handshakes Willie ,,,, It is always a treat to see u guys working together as always and making great and educational content for us snake lovers 2 learn and get better at' ,,,, (( Much Thanks )) '
Always appreciate you and your support!! 👍🙏🐍
gaboon is my fav so gorgeous, makes me jump when they strike lol
Thanks for watching 👍
That gaboon viper has incredible markings. It looks as if sections of pipe have been glued to its back.
Yeh. A beautifully painted pipe. I could say the same thing about the adamentous. Both species are rarely unornate.
Yeah I think they may be the most beautiful and most dangerous looking snake on earth.
Some of them when they're crawling along the open ground they full on look like a skeleton of death haha with those white segments on their body and the big black skeleton eye markings behind their real eyes. 💀😂
And how they crawl in a straight line instead of zig-zag like a normal snake is creepy.
They've got the ultimate "yeah best stay well clear of that thing" look. 😂
And with good reason. I've heard of them even piercing through their own bottom jaw with their fangs to clip their handlers. 😬
Now I remember why I never go outside.
I've seen some monster Timber rattlers in Kentucky.
This was an awesome video ,those snakes where beautiful and crazy big. im glad i stumbled upon your channel . i liked and subbed . 👍👍. Great camera work and editing to by the way very professional.
I saw a MASSIVE fur de lance herping in Costa Rica. Didn’t even realize I was looking right at it the camouflage was so good.
Wow! I had no clue that the fer-de-lance could grow to that size that's amazing!
She's a big girl!💪🐍
It's really simple, when you think about it. The availability of food, clean water and sufficient shelter. Look at Florida and it's invasive species problem. Those species thrive there because the area is not native to those species, but has abundant food sources and cover, and a hell of a lot of water.
Thanks great video as usual, the weather in the Charleston area is going to cool down considerably from Monday, you will be looking at 28c 82F to 29c to 84f. Keep up the good work.
Awesome! Can't wait! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your info! Stay tuned! 🙏👍💪🐍
Ahhh, so you showed me a snake I Haven't seen before in the Gaboon. Beautiful patterns.
Gaboons are absolutely stunning snakes. I reckon they're so placid because NOTHING fucks with a fully-grown Gaboon in the wild!
The rattlesnakes in my area aren't longer than 3 feet, yet the stories claim 6 to 10 feet long with a dog in its belly.
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Eastern Diamondbacks get well over 10' long if left unbothered in the wild where prey is plentiful. When an Eastern uses an armadillo hole you can roll a volleyball down in as its home, then you can call it a fully grown and aged rattlesnake.
Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake 7ft.9in.34lb documented by Guinness World Records is the largest rattlesnake species capable of delivering 1000mg of venom in a single bite with 1 inch fangs and a bite force of 150psi.
Geezus Almighty...You have some very BIG snakes. These are excellent specimens to show people for how large each species can become. Thank you for doing the job of milking these for those that get into trouble with them with the bite. My husband's skin was crawling and mine was too. I LOVE snakes, but I have a HUGE respect of them.
Been hot here in Colorado too, good to see you guys, proper husbandry practices make great animals. Yours definitely show that. GREAT job Will.
Thanks Richard
“Big buffei heads” ❤️ I miss Steve
That's Amazing! Obviously you like what you do, so I was wondering do you keep any Boas or Pythons around for old times sake? You know, for the thrill of walking around with one over your shoulders?
None currently at this time. They're not high on the list of needs for venom labs, but I've had plenty of great boas and pythons in the past and when we have a large enough facility, we'll have some again! Thanks for watching! 🐍💪👍🙏
What incredibly beautiful specimens. I can't get over the size of them all. I think that rhino is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. It'd make a great tattoo.
That's a good idea 💡
My first edb was also my biggest. It still shocks me when I revisit the photo. I would say it was between 1' & 2' at its largest circumference.
Thank You So Much For all you guys do, I so much enjoy watching.
Thanks so much Len! Glad to hear from you and we hope you're doing well? You've been a super important part of why Venom Central Science Facility is a success, changing hearts and minds about these creatures and still have a good time! We love you Len and appreciate you so much! 🐍💪👍🙏
Mister, you either have balls of steel that could fill a 55-gl drum, or, you are completely beyond friggin insane!!!!!!! Seriously, I was nervous as hell just watching this on my computer monitor screen, I'm not joking.
Not to worry Buddy, I have been doing this for 38 years and have never suffered a bite. And GOD forbid if I do I keep my own antivenom. Thanks for watching the video 😊
@@VenomCentral I just discovered your video's several days ago, you are a very brave man, much braver than I could ever be, but you are 100% professional.
I've watched other ch's but not many out there are close to how you conduct yourself, it's very easy to see that you absolutely know what you are doing.
I'm going on 60-yrs old, but snakes frighten the hell out of me, but I do see from your video's the great importance of what you are doing, many different RUclips ch's are just so-called collectors or hobbyists, they do nothing but get off on having very dangerous snakes, you on the other hand are extremely important to the advancement of medicine, in other words while all those collectors & hobbyists are just playing around with very dangerous animals and trying to show off, you Sir are saving lives, and from what I understand there is only just a hand full of people in this Country that do what you do.
Consider me a brand new subscriber to your chj.
Excellent. Glad to hear that you're onboard with us. Much appreciated and thanks again for watching! 💪🙏🐍
@@VenomCentral Venomous snake's frighten the sh%t out of me, I have a small Rabbit Farm here in South-Western Virginia, we have a whole lot of Copperheads and we have Eastern Rattle Snakes, but your video's are very educational, I might be pushing 60-yrs old, but still learning something new every day, keep up the great work.
Rabbit Farm is like a all you eat buffet for those snakes! Stay safe! And thanks for watching and your great comments!
One time I crossed paths with a giant rattlesnake when I was 5 months pregnant with my son. It was sunbathing and didn't even get upset as I walked past it.At first I thought it was someone's pet python that got lose it was so big then I recognized the markings.
WOW I just came across your channel and I subscribed immediately. This is the most informative channel. My kids love it and want to learn more.
The colors on the @5:30 are just wild, like 3D.
Man I dont know how calm you are next to that African Viper. As soon at it turn and it was facing you I said, oh men is going to strike and there no where to run.
Are you out of your freaking mind???
I'm having a panic attack just from the video.
Holy smokes, love this video. Willy you have the biggest, most beautiful, bad ass snakes out of all the keepers.
Thanks CoCo. And thanks for watching 👍
Beautiful
What a great educational experience this video was 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
just bought a shirt and sticker. im super fan!
VERY cool! Thanks so much for your support! When you get it, I'll add a picture of you in your merch to my Instagram story if you post it (tag both @venomcentral #venomcentral) or send the pic in an email (link is in description below every video!)🙏💪🐍👍 That's awesome and thanks for watching and being part of our #venomcentralfamily #venomsquad
Right on!
Beautiful animals! I love all snakes venomous and non-venomous. Simply beautiful!
Oooh the Gaboon Viper!! Willy your killing me LOL My favorite. hope you guys are doing ok!
Amazing Sizes you show there.
How long do the fangs get? Do they grow just a certain length no matter the size? Or are they relative to the snakes size?
That was some half-hearted rattling at the beginning. Almost like the snake was just doing it to satisfy the quota or expectation that since it's a rattler, it has to rattle.
Nothing cooler than Batwings
Agreed! 🐍💪👍🙏 Thanks for watching!
Tyler Nolan once said that Cobras are slightly more manageable than Rattlesnakes because Rattlesnakes have heat pits and cobras don't. Because of the heat pits, rattlesnakes and gaboons are far more accurate in their strikes. I was just wondering if you agreed with that
No I definitely do not agree. First of all, Gaboons do NOT have heat pits. Secondly Cobras are sight hunters and not more manageable. They go after movement, all of the elapids are fast, wiry and have good climbing abilities. Which makes them much more dangerous than the majority of pit vipers. But honestly they are all dangerous and not pets and should be treated with the utmost respect and handled responsibly. Thanks for watching and sharing your great question! 👍🐍💪🙏
@@VenomCentral Thank you Willy! To be fair, the thing about gaboons having heat pits may have been my error. I always appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions
I love snakes, but I never knew Rattlesnake's could get this big. WOW 😲😲😳😳
Dude, greatest channel ever. I have a resident northern copperhead at my summer home Upstate NY. She looks nice and fat. Hopefully she’s gravid. She lives in my rock wall at the back of the property. I call her “nature’s chipmunk control”.
That's awesome
Thank you, brother. It sure is. She is not aggressive at all. When I get too close for her liking, she slowly goes back into the rock wall.
What a beautiful beautiful animal you don't get that much these days but I've always loved reptiles I don't have any but I used to but they were all constrictors doesn't stop me from loving the others I would never have one but I can still enjoy the Beautiful all of them thank God we still have them
Man I love this video! You have some monstrous snakes! I’m drinking some bourbon learning about snakes, today is a dream!
Luv gaboons. Yet i used to cudnt even look at them. Terrified of them. Yet i love watchin things like this.
Look at those magnificent rattles they have absolutely phenomenal
Living in the mountains of western north carolina. Ive seen some big rattlesnake. But these are absolutely beautiful! Love the videos!
Thanks for watching mark
Man, you took your hands off the viper! Craziness lol
The Gaboon seems like the type of snake you could sit an chill with an watch a movie or something their so peaceful!
I'm originally from the west and I thought we had big rattlesnakes and you guys didn't! I moved to south Carolina 5 years ago and I was wrong! The south has ginormous rattlesnakes that make ours look small. I went to a hunting preserve in Jasper county sc and saw some huge rattlesnakes.
I love these snakes and respect all of them and you all for what you do. I also loved the side by side pics.
Excellent! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks again for watching! 🐍💪👍😀