ANYWHERE to go field herping in AZ...

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Originally Posted by Soterios

Red Mountain. I ride there all the time and ALWAYS see cool stuff.

I've always wanted to take a trip there for just reptiles. I'd be happy to go with you!

Though with our age gap, I'm sure everyone would be more comfortable if we got a few more people to go.

I live out that way, so my house could even be the meeting point.

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LOL thats funny right there.

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Originally Posted by Soterios

Red Mountain. I ride there all the time and ALWAYS see cool stuff.

I've always wanted to take a trip there for just reptiles. I'd be happy to go with you!

Though with our age gap, I'm sure everyone would be more comfortable if we got a few more people to go.

I live out that way, so my house could even be the meeting point.

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I think I know a few people that may be interested in going. Some friends of mine do love my snakes, but not sure if they will fool around and scare away the reptiles or not lol:P;)

i live right by south mountain you can find alot of different reptiles up there

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Originally Posted by pavlovk1025

LOL thats funny right there.

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You lost me. I was just trying to be courteous.

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Originally Posted by CoolioTiffany

I think I know a few people that may be interested in going. Some friends of mine do love my snakes, but not sure if they will fool around and scare away the reptiles or not lol:P;)

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I'm game. I always have Wed and Sun off. Or obviously most early mornings.

There's a LOT of places to go out and find herps, there's just no sensible field herper who will give you locales.

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Originally Posted by DutchHerp

There's a LOT of places to go out and find herps, there's just no sensible field herper who will give you locales.

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Gee, thanks for the super helpful comment. /sarcasm

Actually, that was a helpful comment. If you want good herping spots, don't rely on those that give you locales on a public herp forum, for they are generally not responsible field herpers.

OP, PM sent :)

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Originally Posted by DutchHerp

Actually, that was a helpful comment. If you want good herping spots, don't rely on those that give you locales on a public herp forum, for they are generally not responsible field herpers.

OP, PM sent :)

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So then she's supposed to know with mind powers? Asking on a public forum IS a good way to share information. It's comments like yours that would steer a new person away. Your comment conveyed a very snobby attitude.

Don't bother with a PM next time.

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Originally Posted by Soterios

So then she's supposed to know with mind powers? Asking on a public forum IS a good way to share information. It's comments like yours that would steer a new person away. Your comment conveyed a very snobby attitude.

Don't bother with a PM next time.

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No snobby attitude intended. I sent her a PM, as well.

All I meant is that it's easier to just PM experienced herpers in the area, and they are more likely to then give out specific spots that on a public forum that poachers and collectors view, too.

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Asking on a public forum IS a good way to share information.

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That is simply incorrect if you want specific spots.

Later, Matt

Right outside my hotel! I went out in Saguaro national park a few days and all I found was a WDB. Later I spent 2 days at a nice hotel on a golf course that had a "desert trail" and the sign said watch out for wildlife. I was the only one ever on the trail which was nice. I saw a nice WDB, a roadrunner and javalenas (sp?), there was also a bobcat around which I was not lucky enough to see.