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You got that right, definetely not for the inexperienced folks out there. Here's a little something that I grabbed off of www.venomous.com"Eastern Diamondback C.adamanteus - These gorgeous predators are the largest venomous species in North America and can reach up to 84" . They have no natural enemies and are the top of the food chain. They range from North Carolina south and west into Louisiana. The Eastern Diamondback was almost selected as the National Animal of the U.S (instead of the Bald Eagle)"To be factual, the largest recorded venemous snake in the U.S. is the Western Diamondback. It is kinda a catch-22 like the largest constrictor is supposed to be the Anaconda, whereas the largest RECORDED is the Retic Python. Another point of fact, the Western Diamondback is responsible for the most deaths in the U.S.
