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    Brother Snake GarterGuy's Avatar
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    Re: field herpin in brown county!!!

    I really watch the weather. Most of my really successful times out have been when it's going to be a cool night and then the next day it's warm, but only partly sunny. You see a lot of snakes coming out to bask and warm up then in the late mornings and since it's not real sunny, they don't get chased away by the building heat. I definitely agree with taking your time. There's been plenty of times where people I've been with have walked right past stuff. Good luck and hope to see pics! I'll be hitting the same sight where I got the pretty garter and hognose pics a month ago, so hopefully we'll both have some great pics to post!

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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" Odie's Avatar
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    Re: field herpin in brown county!!!

    Hi, from Oregon, Coffee

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    "Third shed, A Success" GarterGirl's Avatar
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    Re: field herpin in brown county!!!

    Hey Chris
    I've never really gone searching for snakes
    in the wild. I am 9 years old so I have
    a lot of time to go.
    I guess that explains why I don't really know how to do it
    but I have been thinking about what Sid and Kevin said.
    I definitely agree with them.
    DO NOT look under things and toss them just anywhere
    when you are finished.
    YOU SHOULD be patient and not be in a hurry,take your time to look around you, etc. ;-)
    MIKHAILA



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    Re: field herpin in brown county!!!

    I thought i'd throw this in for beginning field herpers
    whenever you are moving a rock log etc it is a good idea to lift it towards you in case there is a rattlesnake or other such venomous snake under it that way you have something in between you and the serpent which will aid in blocking a potentiel bite and a trip to the hospital


    Happy Herping!

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    Re: field herpin in brown county!!!

    And never stick your hand under a rock/piece of wood.. May be a rattler or other hot is sitting there and will bite as you reach under to grasp the wood.. Good snake hook is always useful for flipping!

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    Re: field herpin in brown county!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by GarterGirl View Post
    Hey Chris
    I've never really gone searching for snakes
    in the wild. I am 9 years old so I have
    a lot of time to go.
    I guess that explains why I don't really know how to do it
    but I have been thinking about what Sid and Kevin said.
    I definitely agree with them.
    DO NOT look under things and toss them just anywhere
    when you are finished.
    YOU SHOULD be patient and not be in a hurry,take your time to look around you, etc. ;-)
    And Mikala...always go with an adult!!
    (I am sure your mums up for it)

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