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    West Texas Herping trip

    Well every weekend I try to hit the fields looking for snakes. This past weekend I was lucky enough to get off from work and head 250 miles to west texas. I was there two nights and found a snake both nights. The first night i found Crotulus lepidus lepidus---Mottled rock rattlesnake. I have wanted on of these for 5 years now.




    The second night i found a Crotulus Molossus--- Blacktail rattlesnake



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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    Some cool looking snakes there. How is thier venom levels??

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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    They both can pack a punch.

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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    awesome finds!

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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    That's a sweet lep lep...what locale?
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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    Sweet lep!
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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    Edwards County on the lepidus and Crockett county on the molossus

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    Re: West Texas Herping trip

    The lepidus is also a female. Hard to find females on the move this time of year.

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