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    Talking Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Hi guys,

    So today I went out again... we've had some major rainfall down here in Houston and the forest was flooded... proved out to be amazing!

    Around 25 snakes, Thamnophis, a few Nerodia, and a lot of Agkistrodon!

    Thamnophis



    Another one grabbed an Eastern Narrowmouth Toad, Gastrophryne carolinensis



    Snapping Turtle, Chelydra serpentina



    Western Cottonmouths, Agkistrodon piscivorus leucostoma!

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    Nerodia



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    Frog eggs



    I'm scared of spiders...



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    "Pattimuss doesn't run, he prances most delicately, like a beautiful but sad fairy, winged and capped, curly toed shoes on each foot, dancing on dewdrops while lazy crickets play soft music for him to keep time by...." - Wes

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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Very nice pics!!

    Were those all taken around Houston? I may be visiting some relatives in that area, and if so might have to poke around at field herping. I'm jealous of all the herps you have down there.

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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    nice pics

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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Way cool, that picture of the cottonmouth with it's mouth open and with the spider on it are awesome.

    Nice job!

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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Great photographs, I wish I could put something together here in LA. My woods are like really cluttered and I don't like walking into spider webs, so I would have to find some place open like what you have.
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    coming at some point in the future
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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Quote Originally Posted by icygirl View Post
    Very nice pics!!

    Were those all taken around Houston? I may be visiting some relatives in that area, and if so might have to poke around at field herping. I'm jealous of all the herps you have down there.
    I've been looking for a spot like this for years... finally found it

    This place is only 10 mins away from my house and I never knew the amount of herps that were down there.

    It's called Ad****s Reservoir, ask your relatives about it!

    Quote Originally Posted by Neal View Post
    Great photographs, I wish I could put something together here in LA. My woods are like really cluttered and I don't like walking into spider webs, so I would have to find some place open like what you have.

    These woods are cluttered up too, apart from some open areas. Right now the spiders aren't too bad... the moment those banana spiders start coming around again I'll be too wimpy to go back
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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Great pics. Glad to see we share the love for field herpin'.

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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Quote Originally Posted by roosterman2173 View Post
    Great pics. Glad to see we share the love for field herpin'.
    What do you think got me to keep captive snakes?
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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Beautiful photos! Sorry you didn't find any A. contortrix though.


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    Re: Best Field Herping Ever!! *DUW*

    Great photos!!! I love 'action' photos. It is great to catch life events such as eating, breeding, hatching, etc. Seeing those sorts of thing lets you know all is well in nature


    Just wait until we get nights above 60 F here I can't wait until May...prime time breeding season...I plan on spending every weekend (and probably more) herping!!!
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