Some LA and MS herps

Cool, I figured you were from the southern part of the state or near it cause in the other thread you said you've seen EDBs. Have you ever herped DeSoto?

John

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Originally Posted by SerpentesCiconii

Cool, I figured you were from the southern part of the state or near it cause in the other thread you said you've seen EDBs. Have you ever herped DeSoto?

John

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Remind me.....EDB's???? DeSoto county is herp rich. I love it down there.

Eastern Diamonbacks, only inhabitat the southern portion of the state.

John

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Originally Posted by SerpentesCiconii

Eastern Diamonbacks, only inhabitat the southern portion of the state.

John

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Ok you were talking about the herps Ive seen thread. Yea we were on the river to see them.

side note lot of people don't know that Eastern Diamondbacks give live birth. :D pretty cool !!!

Yeah, all pit vipers do. What do you mean you were on the river to see them? Spot them from boat?

John

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Originally Posted by SerpentesCiconii

Yeah, all pit vipers do. What do you mean you were on the river to see them? Spot them from boat?

John

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No I hunt at a camp that borders the Mississippi river and we have seen them there.

Cool, I didn't know they were that far west. You mean somewhere around Natchez? Cause they aren't in Louisiana at all except for the 3 parishes called the Florida parishes at the extreme eastern part of the state, and it may not be an established population. Its thought that it may just be a few individuals that swam across that river on the border, I think its the Pearl River.

Maybe there is a chance I could find one in the Homochitto National Forest. My dad said he has seen one there, but this was a long time ago.

John