What is your favorite reptile to see when out field herping??

[daniel1983]

My first "pet" snake was a Rough green snake that my dad caught in the yard when I was a kid. My brother and I kept it in an old 10 gallon aquarium during the summer, feeding it whatever goodness we could catch in the yard, then let it go after a while.

I love coming across these guys when field herping. They are my favorite snake to see when in the field.



Winter isn't really here yet and I am already itching to go field herping next year....ha ha.

[Asherah]

These two are my favorite. Finding anything makes it a good day though!

[Reinz]

These two are my favorite. Finding anything makes it a good day though!

That is how I am as well.

I am easily impressed and excited when I come across any animal in the wild, other than COMMON birds.

[Tsanford]

The rough green is also my favorite to find here in TX. Possibly because of how bright it is and green is my favorite color.

I also caught this huge rat Snake that was probably about 10 feet, this past summer.

[Asherah]

That is how I am as well.

I am easily impressed and excited when I come across any animal in the wild, other than COMMON birds.

I live near a national park so I have quite an opportunity to be in an area relatively undisturbed by human habitation. Its awesome!

[Freakie_frog]

Holy smokes!!!!! Is that daniel hill????

[Sirensong26]

These two are my favorite. Finding anything makes it a good day though!

What is the bottom snake? It looks venomous.

The most I ever find around here (here being the golden horseshoe) are Garter snakes. Which my mother still insists are different from Gardener snakes.

[daniel1983]

Holy smokes!!!!! Is that daniel hill????

Yep. Had to step away from the captive stuff years ago due to life stuff....got the itch to keep captives again...so here I am..Ha ha.

How you been? hope all is well your way.

[Tsanford]

What is the bottom snake? It looks venomous.

The most I ever find around here (here being the golden horseshoe) are Garter snakes. Which my mother still insists are different from Gardener snakes.

Copperhead

[Asherah]

What is the bottom snake? It looks venomous.

The most I ever find around here (here being the golden horseshoe) are Garter snakes. Which my mother still insists are different from Gardener snakes.

It's a Copperhead, I usually find several a year, but I also do a lot of hiking and running.

Here are a few more of various critters from this past summer/last summer.

Cottonmouth




Massive Timber Rattler Shed


Juvenile Red Bellied Snake



Ratsnake


Some sort of Skink


Another Boxie



Ridiculously photogenic Common Snapper.



Another Copperhead



Anyway sorry, not sorry to flood the thread with pictures. I have more, unfortunately not all are on the computer. Hope you guys enjoy.