hey i was wondering

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

herping is like finding animals in a feild right? where would i do that? are there like places for herping?

[Josh]

herping is finding reptiles in the wild.
anywhere pretty much
no tresspassing

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

herping is finding reptiles in the wild.
anywhere pretty much
no tresspassing

how would i find a good place to herp?

[salzar]

hi try in cool places as well as hot ones most snakes will do both so look in the mornings in the sun on smooth rocks and cement side walks too, under rocks and cardboard boxes if in the city. under logs but depending on where you live look out for poisionus snakes , if you do not know what kinds of snakes your state has , just go go a gov site for your state
like fish and game or wild life site , just google it..
hope this helps
bring a sack or something to hold it in as well.
bye
michelle

[adamanteus]

Local knowledge is a key to successful herping...ask people where they've seen snakes locally.

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

Local knowledge is a key to successful herping...ask people where they've seen snakes locally.

the only things ive seen around here are a couple of 6-7 foot long gopher snakes

[GrapefruiTgirl]

At my place in eastern Canada, The snake I see most often are either in the fire-wood pile outside, or under bits of wood or logs lying around.
I haven't ever found any laying around on warm flat rocks, and I even laid some of them out last year, but nosnaky came .

For me, under the wood and stuff is the best.

[RZL36]

If you want to attract herps (and kill your grass), lay down some plywood. Lift with hooks if in venomous country.

[enigma200316]

you have to look every where and also have patience, but we would like to see pics of the Gopher Snakes.......................

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

you have to look every where and also have patience, but we would like to see pics of the Gopher Snakes.......................

i only took a pic of one because the others i chased after, ill put it on when i get back from school, its a slightly smaller one though