CHILTON COUNTY, Alabama - Antonio Chavez was looking forward to bow
hunting on his Chilton County property but after nearly stepping on a
huge rattlesnake earlier this week, he said he might wait for cooler
weather.
"I've made up my mind that I will wait for rifle season,'' Chavez told AL. com.
Chavez,
owner of San Marcos Mexican Restaurant in Clanton, said he was out on
his hunting land Monday. He was preparing to strap a deer camera to a
tree when his friend's wife started to scream. "I mean she hollered real
bad,'' Chavez said.
"I guess we disturbed him,'' he said. "He was
crawling and the head was up, ready to attack. The rattle was making a
lot of noise."
Chavez was carrying a pistol, but said he was
shaking too bad to shoot the snake. Instead, he grabbed a five-foot-long
switch. "You cut one that is real flexible like a whip,'' he said. "I
already knew what to do. I had killed rattlesnakes in Mexico. But this
one was unreal."
"I hit it one time behind the head and it went down,'' Chavez said. "Then I shot in the head with my .45 pistol." SEE HERE
Saturday, November 2, 2013
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