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wanting to find timbers / canebracks in north AL
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by ALA_herp31 on September 22, 2004
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Im looking for a good place in north AL to find timbers / canebracks. Ive had no problem finding northern / southern coppers, so if anyone can help me i would apriciat it.........thanks and happy herping
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by ALA_herp31 on September 22, 2004
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sorry for the spelling ...i meant canebrakes...LOL .....thats what i get for being in a hury huu?.....happy herping
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by bush_viper17 on September 22, 2004
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Ive heard that in some parts of North Alabama, the timber/canebrake population is gone. If you email me I can give you some locations in North Georgia that I can show you. You can find Timbers and Canebrakes.
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by sceniccityreptiles on September 22, 2004
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they are far from gone. there are plenty of canes left in N AL. What part are you in? Sand Mtn is still panning out well. i caught two that are 4'+ just outside Bryant, AL this year. if you are interested in babies, i have 8 that came from a N AL female this year. --Chuck
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by bush_viper17 on September 23, 2004
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I didnt mean all parts. But in a field guide that I looked in said that they arent supposed to be in North east alabama and north west georgia, but you cant always depend on an old field guide. I was just saying that Ive heard that.
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