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RE: A Pretty Good Read!

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Posted by: FR at Tue Sep 23 10:50:08 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

Thanks, nice read, I was aware of that study. Still a "nice" read. The problem is the methods. Using telemetry indeed effects snake behavior. Normally it merely breaks up home ranges. That is, increases the area they use while running away from the researchers. With some species, there is massive effect, with hogs, I think hognose are the most tolerate of interference of the species I have worked with. They have the skunk mentality. You know, I have weapons(super stinky) So go ahead and pick me up, you will be sorry.
Oh my site, H.kennerlyi. also live in the higher areas and do work the marshs, particularly after they dry out, occasionally going in water. Thanks for posting


   

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