A guide to finding Texas bluebonnets on quiet farm roads instead of highways, where you'll dodge livestock and exotic animals. Watch for rattlesnakes in the fields, and if one's on you, move away fast.
I like to find me fields of bluebonnets that are in neighborhoods or on less traveled roads, but a lot of times, like, your, your cows and your donkeys, and in Texas your zebras and camels, will all be on pretty major highways. Um, not really highways, I guess here they're called farm-to-market roads. The other part of check your surroundings is to always make sure you check for snakes because rattlesnakes really like to live in bluebonnets, and along with other snakes too. But, uh, I can tell you, if one is crawling on you, you're not going to wait any time to figure out what kind of snake it is. You're just gonna get the heck out of the way.
