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lowcountry South Carolina herp trip

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we went out for the first hunt of the year yesterday, sunday, and i am pleased with our success. the first piece of tin flipped yielded a nice chain king-one with tight, skinny golden yellow bands. just about every place we hit had something for us to catch. we found a nice melanistic eastern hog male, a 5-5.5 foot cornsnake which we kept, two ringnecks including the largest one i have ever seen, four copperheads and six racers. saw a turtle on the interstate-thought it was a spoiitie but turned out to be a dead mud turtle. only hunted a few hours so not too bad and it didnt look like anyone had been messing with our spots. anyways-just thought i would share. ill take the camera out next trip which will be here in a week or so.
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