Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:Imho, the redwoods are always wet enough for at least some herps, especially 'manders.
Exactly what I needed to hear...
Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:Imho, the redwoods are always wet enough for at least some herps, especially 'manders.
Laura Tiemann wrote:Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:Imho, the redwoods are always wet enough for at least some herps, especially 'manders.
Exactly what I needed to hear...
Jeroen Speybroeck wrote: The only solution is to keep cruising all night, try to reach higher altitude and be satisfied with 1 snake per night at best. You should have gone as high up the Mogollon Rim as possible to look for cerberus .
Jürgen Gebhart wrote:Jeroen Speybroeck wrote: The only solution is to keep cruising all night, try to reach higher altitude and be satisfied with 1 snake per night at best. You should have gone as high up the Mogollon Rim as possible to look for cerberus .
Jeroen, I know how road cruising works in an Fieldherping-Trip, but do you know how road cruising works in a Honeymoon-Trip with a not in Herps interested wife?
First crusing, I told her that I have to drive this road to look for snakes.
After 20 min. I turned the car, she asked what I`m doing now and I told her that we drive this road again.
Can you imagine how grumpy her Face looks like?
20 min. later I turned the car again.
No Sir no, you can not imagine her Face now!!
20 min. later - do you think I was brave enough to turn the car again?
Laura Tiemann wrote:Ja, I am also already wondering how much my better half will participate in herping activities during the upcoming trip. I hope I can lure him away from the motel pools sometimes.
Laura Tiemann wrote:Ja, I am also already wondering how much my better half will participate in herping activities during the upcoming trip. I hope I can lure him away from the motel pools sometimes.
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