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How would you approach this?

yeah I'm fairly happy with it so far. I just started doing this last july, so I missed a whole season of herping with that. It was insanely hot by then so I didn't have many good trips out.

There's still a whole string of VERY common herps that I can't find for the life of me and it's starting to get on my nerves :)
 
TrpnBils said:
yeah I'm fairly happy with it so far. I just started doing this last july, so I missed a whole season of herping with that. It was insanely hot by then so I didn't have many good trips out.

There's still a whole string of VERY common herps that I can't find for the life of me and it's starting to get on my nerves :)
:bawling: don't even go there LOL. I've been a field herper/ life lister (?) for 30 years, and just found my first Rosy Boa, in 2004.
 
You have awesome animals back east. Every time I go out I have a difficult finding too. I am told ringnecks are all over the hills out here, not for me. That is why I need to new places to look. I have found some doing night driving(spotted snake, leaf nose, and shovel nose), most are ran over so that is no fun, but I have yet to find anything during the day,
 
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