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by coral17 on January 8, 2005
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Im looking for a good place to catch a coral snake. last year me and jeremy went on a few herping trips but never found one.
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by ALA_herp31 on January 8, 2005
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Coral Snakes can be hard to find. I have only seen 2 in 14 or so years of herping. I found both in a little area close to my house called Bell Minor, I saw both of them on the same day. I know that according to Field Guides, we should not have Coral Snakes in North AL, but I found those 2, so we must have some. Like I said, its like trying to find a needle in a hay stack. Now I do know that it is easy to find Corals in the deeper Southeast USA, so your best bet would probably be to go to deep South GA..............Be safe, happy herping, Wally
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by Chris_Harper on January 9, 2005
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The Apalachicola National forest is the best place that I know of. The last trip that I went on with "the gang", we found 3 between about 9 of us.
~CH,webmaster
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by imajsfrk on January 11, 2005
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Not far from Galveston, Texas, is a small community called Liverpool, Texas. Unless you have a very detailed map, it's probably not on it. I have a friend who lives there, who supplied me with several beautiful specimens this last spring. Juvenile, and adult alike. I could not convince them to feed, so after a couple of weeks, took them to Brazos Bend State Park for release.
If you are interested, perhaps I can arrange to get one to you...
lrepler@yahoo.com
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