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	Name:	WSMS -
	Subject:	Diamondback?
	Date:	9/4/2006 10:26:58 PM

I doubt it. But I'm no expert, so I asked somebody who is. Here is his answer:

"Diamondbacks? Nope. To get to Diamondback country, you'd have to head south until you got to Coffee County, and even then you'd be lucky to find one.

If in fact they saw rattlesnakes, they were most likely Timber Rattlesnakes (also known around here as the Canebrake Rattler.) That's our only rattler that gets big enough to be confused with the Diamondback, though there's no reason to confuse the two, since the patterns are distinctly different.

If anyone cares to disagree, send them this way."

The link goes to a site with pictures of Lake Martin snakes.

URL: Lake Martin snakes