A medical toxicologist and emergency physician recently led a group through the foothills of Jefferson County on a snake-seeking mission and allowed a CBS4 crew to come along.
– Mid-April marks not only tax day every year, but is about the time rattlesnakes start emerging from hibernating in their dens in Colorado, and this year is no different.
“We will call 911 if there is a bite,” advised Ehrenberger. “It will be up to the dispatcher to decide if they dispatch a helicopter or an ambulance.” The experts advised to keep dogs tightly leashed and avoid flexible leashes that might allow pups to stick their noses into snake dens. They said allowing dogs off-leash was not advised.
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