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Rattlesnake relocation in Salt Lake City
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by viandy on May 14, 2009
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I just got a message from a friend in SLC. He writes,
The museum is running into a lot of rattle snakes on the construction site that they don`t know what to do with. do you know of a collector around here?
I don't know of anyone but hope that someone will. If you know of someone, or would be able to help, please send me a message or just post a reply. I don't have any other information but hope that someone can be found.
Andy
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by pictigaster1 on May 14, 2009
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I think keeping hots in utah is not legal .I would have them contact parks and wild life.
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by Rattler4 on May 29, 2009
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I live in pleasant grove and could possibly help if truely nedded. I have all the neccesary equipment to handle them. And it is not legal to keep venomous in utah. Let me know if you still need help.
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by viandy on June 1, 2009
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Thank you for the reply. A friend in Phoenix knew someone to recommend. It turns out that they eventually found DCR (or is it DNR in Utah?) people who could help.
Please note, these animals are being relocated from a "no kill" construction area. This is relocation only, nothing is being brought into captivity.
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