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    Re: 2015 Field Herping

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    I thought hybrids only were produced from captive populations? And intergrades were produced from wild populations? Is it just semantics or do the different terms refer to specific individual snake genetics. Thanks.
    Yes, this refers to the intergrades when they cross in a natural population.
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    Man, I miss field herping. I was always on a herping trip years ago. I need to make some time for that again. Good Times!

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    Re: 2015 Field Herping


    The first edited shot of many of the Black-tailed Rattlesnake

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    Re: 2015 Field Herping


    Last night gave us our first collected southern copperhead of the year. We missed two or three on the roads prior and were not able to get photographs. Good closure to our season as temperatures shift. Found in 63 degree temps at 822 moving through the grounds


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