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2007 herping, YAY
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by herpboy on February 23, 2007
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Alright guys, lets hear the trips everyone has planned for this year. (Just a little encouraging discussion).
lets hear um!
Bryan Hudson
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by Cro on February 23, 2007
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Bryan, I am ready to go herping somewhere, LOL! The Spring Peepers are Peeping. And Ratsnakes are crawling!
Sure hope Spring is really here!
Best Regards JohnZ
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by venom on February 24, 2007
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Got a week in West Texas planned for the end of March so far.
Definitely gonna be a few others, maybe even get to go international this year....
Should be a good year in the field!
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by SwampY on February 24, 2007
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Planning? you haven't been herping yet Bryan? ... I spent the day in the swamps catching some snakes today....
:-p
slow poke, you gotta catch up~! Sad when you let old farts like me get the jump on ya! lol
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by Cro on February 24, 2007
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Gosh Chad,
If a young guy like you is now an Old Fart, what does that make someone my age?
An old, old fart? or perhaps an elder fart, or maybee even an ancient fart? LOL !
Best Regards JohnZ
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by kacz on February 24, 2007
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I know that I can speak for many of us in the Northeast – We’re jealous as hell. As proof of this let me recount the scene at Hamburg yesterday. When I arrived at noon the line going in was 75 yards long and 4 abreast. It was barely moving and there was no place to park. After a 2 hour diversion to Cabela’s I returned to a couple of parking spaces and a line only 25 yards long (still 4 abreast). In all of the years I’ve been going there I’ve never seen anything like this! By 2:30 some dealers had been picked clean and were leaving. It was a mass meeting of the hopelessly cabin bound who waited patiently in (warm!) 40°F weather as though there was some great reward to be had. We have since retreated to our hibernacula to await the start of our season, more than a month away. Wake me up in a few fortnights.
Sincerely,
Paul M. Kaczmarczik (a prehistoric fart)
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