Snake Products

This is a stainless steel knife with a twisted railroad spike handle and a sheath with a genuine rattlesnake skin sewn on the front. The knife measures 9.25" long (including handle) and 1.25" wide, while the sheath measures 8.5” long and 1.75" wide. It weighs a total of 360 grams. Please note that this knife comes sharp. None of our rattlesnake products come from California or Oregon. Eastern diamondback rattlesnakes are not endangered. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife permit is required for shipments...

This is a stainless steel knife with a twisted railroad spike handle and a sheath with a genuine rattlesnake skin sewn on the front. The knife measures 9.25" long (including handle) and 1.25" wide, while the sheath measures 8.5” long and 1.75" wide. It weighs a total of 360 grams.Please note that this knife comes sharp.None of our rattlesnake products come from California or Oregon. Texas Western diamondback rattlesnakes are not endangered. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife permit is required for...

This is a stainless steel knife with a twisted railroad spike handle and a sheath with real Texas western diamondback rattlesnake skin sewn on the front. The knife measures 8.75" long (including handle) and 1.25" wide and the sheath measures 8.5” long and 1.75" wide. Please note that this knife is sharp. None of our rattlesnake products come from California or Oregon. Texas Western diamondback rattlesnakes are not endangered. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife permit is required for shipments outside of...

This is a real mounted striking Texas Western diamondback rattlesnake with two heads. Please note: The second head was added. The snake was not born like this. Please note: The snakes are collected each year as they are a physical danger to both the public and livestock. They are humanely killed and everything is used: the venom goes to making anti-venom; the meat is eaten; the hides are used for leather to make wallets, hats, boots; and the heads and tails are used for crafts,...

This is a real mounted striking Texas Western diamondback rattlesnake with two heads. Please note: The second head was added. The snake was not born like this. Please note: The snakes are collected each year as they are a physical danger to both the public and livestock. They are humanely killed and everything is used: the venom goes to making anti-venom; the meat is eaten; the hides are used for leather to make wallets, hats, boots; and the heads and tails are used for crafts,...