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Basement field herping

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  • 06-06-2012, 05:19 PM
    rlditmars
    Re: Basement field herping
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    Originally Posted by theReptileGuy View Post
    Cool snake :D

    I wish I lived over there, all we have over here are garter snakes. I'm not saying they're bad or anything, but, I'd like to see a variety.

    I am originaly from Michigan so you should be able to find alot of the same species in your area that I used to catch as a kid. You have to get out in the woods, along streams and lakes, and uncultivated fields. But you should be able to find, Fox Snakes, Blue Racers, Eastern Milk Snakes, Hognose, Massasuaga Rattlers, and Northern Water Snakes just to name a few of the larger more interesting ones. Then there are some small ones like Dekays, Red Bellies, Ribbons, and of course Garter Snakes.

    Happy Herping
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