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  • 07-27-2010, 06:57 PM
    MKHerps
    C. horridus from this last weeekend
  • 07-27-2010, 09:46 PM
    Neal
    Re: C. horridus from this last weeekend
    Nice one, I have horrible luck because I go looking for snakes all the time, and I never seem to find them.

    Then again I give up rather quickly after I run into several spider webs, I hate the way those things feel.
  • 07-27-2010, 10:26 PM
    GenePirate
    Re: C. horridus from this last weeekend
    That's a beautiful snake. Nice find. :gj:



    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Neal View Post
    Then again I give up rather quickly after I run into several spider webs, I hate the way those things feel.

    I hear ya. I've gotten more spider bites in my life than mosquito bites.
  • 07-28-2010, 07:29 AM
    Neal
    Re: C. horridus from this last weeekend
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by GenePirate View Post
    That's a beautiful snake. Nice find. :gj:





    I hear ya. I've gotten more spider bites in my life than mosquito bites.

    Spiderwebs are a hunt killer.
  • 07-28-2010, 11:09 AM
    MKHerps
    Re: C. horridus from this last weeekend
    Have you tried road cruising. You are then in the cofort of your vehicle. I find 75% of my snakes this way. The only thing I find by walking are rattlesnakes in West Texas. In early spring you can find snakes out durring the day but not in the summer. I go flipping some times, but if you hit the roads about an hour before dusk and a stay out for about an hour after dark you will find snakes on the road.

    Matt
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