Jackie bibby biography

Born c. 1951; children: Michael, Matthew. Addresses: Contact: c/o Performing Arts Network, 5130 Ben Day Murrin Rd., #720, Fort Worth, TX 76126.

Gender

Male

Occupation

Actor, snakehandler

Famous Works

• CREDITS
• Film Appearances
• Liquor store owner, Courage under Fire, 1993
• Iowa farmer, Michael, 1996
• Wedding reception guest, Keys to Tulsa, 1997
• Enthusiastic fan, Any Given Sunday, 1999
• Neiman Marcus shopper, Slap Her, She's French, 2001
• Monster truck rally spectator, Serving Sara, 2002
• Television Appearances
• Movies
• Irate bar patron, Deadly Family Secrets, 1995
• Football fan, She Fought Alone, 1995
• Juror, The Unspoken Truth, 1995
• Poker player, America's Dream, 1996
• Also appeared as Gary Ogden, Little Mother.
• Miniseries
• J. W. Warden, To Serve and Protect, 1999
• Fort Stockton cowboy, Streets of Laredo (also known as Larry McMurtry's "Streets of Laredo"), 1995
• Pilots
• Appeared as Farmer Rainey Tucker, Depraved; football coach, Runaway Heart.
• Episodic
• Kindit?, Dutch TV, 1998
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  The Texas Snake Man: A Very Nice and Kind... Gentleman

  The Texas Snake Man is the remarkable story of Jackie Bibby, a man who spent over fifty years handling rattlesnakes and living a life of adventure and danger. Known for his daring feats, Jackie shares his incredible journey, from breaking world records to starring in television shows like Rattlesnake Republic. This book dives into his unique experiences, from competing in snake-sacking championships to surviving life-threatening bites. Along the way, Jackie reflects on his personal battles with addiction, his work in recovery programs, and his mission to raise awareness about the beauty and risks of rattlesnakes. With a mix of humor, heart, and raw honesty, The Texas Snake Man gives readers a glimpse into the life of a true daredevil who found his calling in the most unexpected of places. This is a story of resilience, passion, and living life on the edge.

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  Jackie Bibby: Texas Snakeman

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  Picture this: I’m sitting at my desk, sipping my third cup of coffee, when my development team bursts in, faces alight with a mix of disbelief and excitement. They’ve just discovered Jackie Bibby, the Texas Snakeman, and they can’t stop making jokes about reptilian aliens and rattlesnake sandwiches. I mean, who wouldn’t? The man holds records for holding rattlesnakes in his mouth and lying in bathtubs full of them! It’s like a PR executive’s dream—or nightmare, depending on how you look at it. As the person responsible for getting Bibby's incredible story into the mainstream press, I couldn’t help but chuckle at the absurdity of it all. My team thought they were dealing with a fictional character until they realized the real problem at hand: our beloved Filemaker Pro was no longer supported. It was as if Bibby himself had slithered into our coding process and left us in a bind. Initially, I balked at the idea of increasing the budget to replace Filemaker Pro. But after witnessing the chaos