Claxton First Church hosted and helped with the video and live-steam on Facebook.

This year’s Grand Marshall was Quinn Tanner, a Claxton local and Georgia Southern alum.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources hosted a booth to educate attendees on local wildlife, including live alligators, frogs, turtles, and snakes.

A mini version of the Evans County courthouse made it’s way into the parade as well.

The parade included this float with a giant Rattlesnake and a catcher’s tool.

Chris Rucker is putting on a wood carving show for attendees and selling the finished products.

Georgia Southern alum, Kassidee Brantley, is looking at all the different snakes in a walk through.

Who needs Build-A-Bear when you have Create-A-Pal right here at the festival? Kids lined up to stuff their new friends!

There were plenty of guns, clothes, and toys, but one booth was selling knifes too.

Attendee’s lined up outside of the club to get hamburgers and fries. Behind the scenes, we see how many cool at a time to satisfy all the people.