Fort Davis, Texas: Rattlers and Reptiles (Closed)
Buzz Ross's collection of live rattlesnakes and other desert animals are exhibited in his small reptile museum.
- Directions:
- Across from the Fort Davis National Historic Site on North Highway 17 at Blackfoot St.
- Hours:
- Nov. 2024: Closed.
- Status:
- Closed
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Permanently closed as of 11/7/2024. Owner had placed a sign in the door stating the museum has been closed due to personal reasons after 24 years of business.
[Len, 11/15/2024]We stopped by the rattlesnake museum on the 4th of July weekend. It has been revamped and cleaned up a lot since our 4th of July trip two years ago. There are dozens of cages filled with rattlesnakes and other fascinating creatures. Might not be a good destination for Grandma or Aunt Betty. Overall a fun stop, and the guy running the place will answer your questions.
[Mike, 07/19/2018]
Rattlers and Reptiles is a small museum with an amazing and well displayed collection of live rattlesnakes and other desert animals. The proprietor, Buzz Ross, has every species of rattlesnake plus a good variety of tarantulas, other snake species, and a few other animals. He speaks knowledgeably and entertainingly about his experiences finding, observing, and raising snakes and other animals.
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