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THEY'RE FINALLY BACK!
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by Crotalus_Catcher on February 15, 2005
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I went road cruising on a whim tonight and lo and behold, caught 2 WDB's about 2 feet in length! This was promising considering the high today was only 70. But it has been 70ish the last 3 days so hopefully they're coming back out for good. The winter has been a boring one for me since I got into road cruising at the end of last season. Is anyone else finally catching stuff again?
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by Nivea on February 15, 2005
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Well, I honestly can't say that I have found much lately, enen though it is in the mids of summer (South Africa). The thing is, here, we are not allowed to capture any reptile without a valid cathing permit, which I have, but still you are only allowed to capture reptiles which pose a "threat" to someone, and even then, only on their request.
I did visit my mother's farm this season. There I came accross a couple of pitch black and extremely beautifull Rinkhals (Hemachatus haemachatus) between 3 to 4 feet in lenght. Also I found a couple of Herald snakes (Crotaphopeltis hotaembia). Other than that, only the usual bounty of African Brown House snakes (Lamprophis fulliginosis).
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by Myzqo on February 16, 2005
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You are so lucky!
I live in Sweden and the only hot i can find here is Vipera berus! Beutiful snakes but i wish i had a little more to look at!
Best regards
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by Snake17 on February 16, 2005
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I have great news from here too. Today, was the first rain fall of the year and it will be melting most of the snow. :)) I won`t be seing any herps till late march or april probably. :)) Take care y`all. Regards.
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by bush_viper17 on February 16, 2005
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right after I posted the last message, I went outside and found that same kingsnake and that same copperhead. Thats weird. And the plum tree beside my home is blooming.
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by HerpFever46 on February 17, 2005
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Hey guys! I haven't posted on this forum for a while now. Anyway, there are absolutely no herps around my house, Long Island is obviously not the best choice for herping but I have to deal with it. My friend says he's seen some harmless little garter snakes, but not much more. I wish I was down in the Southeast where they've got copperheads, cottonmouths, various rattlesnake species, and coral snakes. Although you can find some nice Timber rattlesnakes upstate. I might go up there some time. Although Venezuela wouldn't be that bad either...
Happy Herping,
Bryan
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