Timber rattlesnake at Dutch doctor lean-to, Harriman state park.

[@moldyoldie]

Thank you for leaving it alone and letting it move through.

[@RattlesnakeSolutions]

What a great thing to see. Thanks for being cool to the guy!

[@danielborsody6629]

Nice video, thanks! FYI, don't do what the guy shown in the video does: get a few feet from a timber rattler with bare feet. Bad idea. They can strike you from around 2/3s to half their body length--even ones that look like they might have just finished eating lunch.

[@Tina-yr7ru]

I just stayed at Dutch Doctor two nights ago. That's a phenomenal sighting! I'm pretty sure I saw a black bear came through our campsite at dawn (I slept in a hammock) and was looking for anything related to that. Did you see any bears there?

[@GeezMuzick]

"we don't come to where you live" Everyone: **awkward silence**

[@JohnBr0]

GeeZEvil haha I think he was just in shock! It was a bloody massive snake 🙂

[@GeezMuzick]

@@JohnBr0 He caught himself though...Learning is half the battle - GI JOE

[@stephen05401]

Well done leaving it alone. They are endangered in the northern regions.

[@JohnBr0]

She/he was very beautiful. It was just such a shock. We'd all had a few glasses of wine at this point! :)

[@peterjohnson617]

The snake lives in the park....There is no camping in that area figure out just who does not belong ?

[@JohnBr0]

You are allowed to camp within 100ft of the lean to 😊 not sure anyone told the snake.

[@evelisavalentin6772]

Snake oh no bringing my hammock next month going to camp there.

[@christianuy5791]

Evelisa Valentin yea. lol there's a video of the guy in Harriman state park and a snake (rattle I think) fell on his head while he was in a outdoor shelter.

[@lordtorpedo]

OMG

[@dennishall8779]

Camp safety-kill the snake and be a good environmentalist by feeding it to the birds!