High End Herps (Inquiry)

fuscusking13,
come back and tell me why you think Dave M has the best quarantine methods.

1. You said you went to his quarantine facility
2. You said you only saw ONE facility
3. you said you saw how vibrant his baby snakes are from across the room.
4. you said you saw that snake that we all call obese.

That means you saw his breeders and the babies in his "QUARANTINE" facility.


by the way, you said you won't come back because you want to be more positive.

a little hint. we can see when you log on and what you are reading.

you are reading this thread. you just won't answer because you can no longer back peddle your way out of your "attempts to decieve"

it looks like damon/david/bryan is back. check out this little tidbit that i found on ks today:


Posted by: HighEndHerpsInc at Sun Jan 28 13:54:58 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ]

Hi Shawn,

I'll try to add to this discussion what I can based on a good number of years of working with large numbers of burmese pythons as well as numerous other species of pythons.

First of all I would like to point out that even in nature not all baby burmese are "intended" to grow to mature, aged adults that reproduce. Even within individual clutches there are many baby burmese that have slightly different "genetic make-ups" that make some of the siblings more susceptible to different adversarial obstacles that life would ordinarily throw their way. No different than say, a human family with 4 children from the same parents and one has asthma and the rest do not. Some are simply more genetically predisposed to be more susceptible than others.

Add to this the apparent fact that burmese are more susceptible to chills and lower temps and lower humidity levels than other tropical species. Many species of pythons would never be affected by brief temperatures in the low 70's, but burmese may very well develop respitory infections from it. Though not all. Just those with a higher susceptibility to lower temps.

I also feel that due to 3 decades of captive breeding that burmese with weaker genes that would never have lived to maturity to breed in the wild were able to breed and pass on weaker genes to future generations. Why? Because in captivity we outsmart the odds that nature would have stacked against the weaker specimens. We keep them warm and safe and protected against the elements as we don't want to see any of them die. But in nature it is these very elements that weed out the weak so as to only leave the very strongest to survive to pass on their stronger genes.

Now add to this the inbreeding that is often blatantly performed to achieve each new color or pattern morph that surfaces. I feel that inbreeding further weakens already weak genes. I strongly believe that if stringent outbreeding is focused upon that future genes will be much stronger and the high percentages of fatality that cause these debates/issues will be avoided.

I hope this helps.
Our Website!

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David Beauchemin
High End Herps.Inc
http://HighEndHerps.com


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Originally Posted by GinoInDaBronx

it looks like damon/david/bryan is back. check out this little tidbit that i found on ks today:

HEH hangs out there knowing that any trash talk about him on that site will get yanked if it gets reported. He basically feels safe there. He won't be back here until he's forced to in some manner. Damon felt the same way a few years back... he didn't finally show his face on the boi until after KS had banned him and that left him with no where else to go but here to deal with things lol.

Adrian

This is the offer he made me, does it sound too good to be true? You tell me.

To: twoteals@yahoo.com
Subject: Opportunities
From: "High End Herps Inc @ FaunaClassifieds" <David_Beauchemin@HighEndHerps.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 11:29:27 -0400

This is a message from High End Herps Inc at FaunaClassifieds (
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/index.php ). The
FaunaClassifieds owners cannot accept any responsibility for the contents of the
email.

To email High End Herps Inc, you can use this online form:
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...r&userid=22926

OR, by email:
mailtoavid_Beauchemin@HighEndHerps.com

This is the message:

Hi Bobby,

Thanks for the nice comments pertaining to the job offer we have
posted. You sound like a great guy and that you would have fit the bill
perfectly. But that is not the only opportunity we have available. Part of
the reason for posting this thread topic is to also locate good, honest
folks in each state that can run franchise operations for our company.
The idea is to eventually have a High End Herps Inc representative in
each and every state so that all of our U.S.A. customers are within
driving distance of our animals. When this idea is finally launched it will
elliminate the need for any and all risky shipping as well as the need
for a costly delivery service.

If you are interested in taking a part in this and representing your
state just let me know and we can go from there. Needless to say you
would receive very hefty commissions for the animals that would be sold
through your outlet.

Hope to hear from you soon,
David Beauchemin
High End Herps Inc
http://www.HighEndHerps.com
(318)335-3673


My response:

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Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 17:12:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Bobby n Sandy" <twoteals@yahoo.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Subject: Re: Opportunities
To: "High End Herps Inc @ FaunaClassifieds" <David_Beauchemin@HighEndHerps.com>
I would like to learn more about this opportunity. Sounds like a great idea so far. I would be interested. I would like to learn more.

Thanks again,
Best regards,
Bobby

His reply:

From: "David Beauchemin" <david_beauchemin@highendherps.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Subject: Re: Opportunities
To: "Bobby n Sandy" <twoteals@yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 20:11:25 -0500

Hi Bobby,

Thanks for getting back to me so fast.

Basically it is not a very complex concept. Through the
thread and through daily interactions with various
customers that are truly a cut above I am slowly gaining
someone from each state (i'll need 3 from Texas) that will
be able to house our offspring and offer their services as
our customer representatives, in trade for a percentage of
each sale.

Basically, if you are serious about considering this, I
will need to get to know you as much as possible over a
short period of time. I have a pretty good idea about you
already just from various things I have read in different
threads, etc, but it would be necessary to know you much
more personally. Not that we are nosy or anything petty
like that. It's just that, before shipping off many
thousands of dollars of reptiles to be cared for we need to
get to know a person well and you/they in turn need to know
us well too.

Let me break down for you what this is all about: We are
looking for at least one person in each of the continental
states to house and market our animals so that our
customers, wherever they live, are within easy driving
distance of the snakes they wish to purchase. The
representative would not be out of pocket for any expense.
All caging and food will be provided. All that is required
is daily care and the occasional sales that will occur. For
this we will offer anywhere from 25% to possibly 50% of the
gross sale, depending upon the species and value, etc.

This is all about creating convenience for our customers
and safety for the animals. As I'm sure you know, shipping
can be very risky. I want to take this out of the equation
entirely. We have been very fortunate in that we have as
yet never lost an animal in shipping. But it's bound to
happen eventually and I don't look forward to this
nightmare. We genuinely love all of our animals and care
very much about them and their wellbeing.

This service will not be unfolding until about May or June
when we begin to get the first of our 2007 year's birthings
and hatchings.

Let me know what you think about this so far and if you
still like the way it sounds I can explain it a little bit
more in depth. If you have any questions don't hesitate to
fire away. If you know good folks in other states that you
know are trustworthy don't hesitate to reccomend them to
us. There are still a lot of states that we don't have
filled.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks,
David Beauchemin
High End Herps Inc
http://HighEndHerps.com
318 335-3673

I never replied, it smelled too much like fish.

Hey Bobby,

damon says that all housing will be provided. Does that mean that he will be shipping you a shed, some chicken wire and a rusted-out trailer?

Best Wishes

Originally Posted by varnyard

This is the offer he made me, does it sound too good to be true? You tell me.

To: twoteals@yahoo.com
Subject: Opportunities
From: "High End Herps Inc @ FaunaClassifieds" <David_Beauchemin@HighEndHerps.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 11:29:27 -0400

This is a message from High End Herps Inc at FaunaClassifieds (
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/index.php ). The
FaunaClassifieds owners cannot accept any responsibility for the contents of the
email.

To email High End Herps Inc, you can use this online form:
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...r&userid=22926

OR, by email:
mailtoavid_Beauchemin@HighEndHerps.com

This is the message:

Hi Bobby,

Thanks for the nice comments pertaining to the job offer we have
posted. You sound like a great guy and that you would have fit the bill
perfectly. But that is not the only opportunity we have available. Part of
the reason for posting this thread topic is to also locate good, honest
folks in each state that can run franchise operations for our company.
The idea is to eventually have a High End Herps Inc representative in
each and every state so that all of our U.S.A. customers are within
driving distance of our animals. When this idea is finally launched it will
elliminate the need for any and all risky shipping as well as the need
for a costly delivery service.

If you are interested in taking a part in this and representing your
state just let me know and we can go from there. Needless to say you
would receive very hefty commissions for the animals that would be sold
through your outlet.

Hope to hear from you soon,
David Beauchemin
High End Herps Inc
http://www.HighEndHerps.com
(318)335-3673


My response:

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Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 17:12:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Bobby n Sandy" <twoteals@yahoo.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Subject: Re: Opportunities
To: "High End Herps Inc @ FaunaClassifieds" <David_Beauchemin@HighEndHerps.com>
I would like to learn more about this opportunity. Sounds like a great idea so far. I would be interested. I would like to learn more.

Thanks again,
Best regards,
Bobby

His reply:

From: "David Beauchemin" <david_beauchemin@highendherps.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Subject: Re: Opportunities
To: "Bobby n Sandy" <twoteals@yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 20:11:25 -0500

Hi Bobby,

Thanks for getting back to me so fast.

Basically it is not a very complex concept. Through the
thread and through daily interactions with various
customers that are truly a cut above I am slowly gaining
someone from each state (i'll need 3 from Texas) that will
be able to house our offspring and offer their services as
our customer representatives, in trade for a percentage of
each sale.

Basically, if you are serious about considering this, I
will need to get to know you as much as possible over a
short period of time. I have a pretty good idea about you
already just from various things I have read in different
threads, etc, but it would be necessary to know you much
more personally. Not that we are nosy or anything petty
like that. It's just that, before shipping off many
thousands of dollars of reptiles to be cared for we need to
get to know a person well and you/they in turn need to know
us well too.

Let me break down for you what this is all about: We are
looking for at least one person in each of the continental
states to house and market our animals so that our
customers, wherever they live, are within easy driving
distance of the snakes they wish to purchase. The
representative would not be out of pocket for any expense.
All caging and food will be provided. All that is required
is daily care and the occasional sales that will occur. For
this we will offer anywhere from 25% to possibly 50% of the
gross sale, depending upon the species and value, etc.

This is all about creating convenience for our customers
and safety for the animals. As I'm sure you know, shipping
can be very risky. I want to take this out of the equation
entirely. We have been very fortunate in that we have as
yet never lost an animal in shipping. But it's bound to
happen eventually and I don't look forward to this
nightmare. We genuinely love all of our animals and care
very much about them and their wellbeing.

This service will not be unfolding until about May or June
when we begin to get the first of our 2007 year's birthings
and hatchings.

Let me know what you think about this so far and if you
still like the way it sounds I can explain it a little bit
more in depth. If you have any questions don't hesitate to
fire away. If you know good folks in other states that you
know are trustworthy don't hesitate to reccomend them to
us. There are still a lot of states that we don't have
filled.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks,
David Beauchemin
High End Herps Inc
http://HighEndHerps.com
318 335-3673

I never replied, it smelled too much like fish.

i thought i was specail but i guess he just copied and pasted the same letters just changed the name to who ever he was sending it to because those are identical to the last to e-mals i got from him after inquiring about that job last year.

Originally Posted by GinoInDaBronx

Hey Bobby,

damon says that all housing will be provided. Does that mean that he will be shipping you a shed, some chicken wire and a rusted-out trailer?

Best Wishes

You bet ya!!! Too funny!!

Dang Sam!! I thought I was special.

the last one you posted just like you said it started to smell like week old fish so i just stopped e-mailing he made it sound good tooooo good as i have watched his drama unfold i am so glad i did not get caught up in that stuff.

If you get the job he will send you a HEH starter kit. The kit includes the following:

6- completely new names

1- rusted 1970 model single wide trailer (do not remove axals, this will make it easier to move once you burn bridges).

2- rolls of used chicken wire

1- wood kit with used 2x4 and plywood to be used for shed and cages. Any extra wood can be use to patch trailer holes.

1- Rusted broke down imported car to be placed head of drive way, to be used for UPS pick-ups.

1 set- of walkie - talkies one to be put into above car so UPS drivers can call you for pick ups.

1- set of Photo shop disc.

1- copy of the how instructions written by Damon/Brian/David. These instructions are the heart and soul of the company, they will show you the proper way to add color, delete color and doctor photos as can be seen in any HEH KS ad.

1- Used camera , never to be used to take photos of you face.

1- List of complete fools complete with Ph. number and e-mail addresses. These people will defend you till the end of time and ruin thier own names.

1- set of stolen photos of other breeders snake, you are to claim these to be your own snakes.


This starter kit is everything you will need to become a TOP BREEDER of nothing but if you order now Damon will send you a free copy of his how to videos:

How to become a pathhological liar in 10 days
and
How to plea bargin muder to a lesser charge.
and of course you will get
How to stuff hundreds of large burms, retics, rocks and hybreds into a broken down 20x20 wood shed.