Claxton Rattlesnake and Wildlife Festival in Claxton
The Claxton Rattlesnake and Wildlife Festival began in 1968 after a local boy's snakebite highlighted an antivenom shortage, prompting the Evans County Wildlife Club to start collecting rattlesnakes for milking. Renamed in 2012 to emphasize conservation over snake commerce, it now features a parade, wildlife exhibits, and handling demonstrations each March.
Its unusual animal theme makes it a strong Georgia weird row.