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RE: Whipsnakes

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Posted by: regalringneck at Thu Nov 19 07:37:20 2020  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by regalringneck ]  
   

... ha 1st post here in some time. pandemics gonna drive us all back ?
Anyway, if u'r still out n about ... the stripers are best fd. in spring, deserts in april, may on the coastal side & mojave. In az the sonoran stripers also have a period of activity w/ the summer rains.
The stripers invariably are in rocky sites, the coachwhips own the less rocky, even sandy terrain. All "whipsnakes" seem to need brushy areas.
Theres a subforum here on ks that is worth a view.

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