Hey man,

I catch 'em three ways, and I'm sure many others use these techniques as well. The first, obviously is a lizard noose. I have had tremendous success with Sceloporus, Crotaphytus, Gambelia, and Dipsosaurus. Pretty much anything with a large head. I catch smaller lizards (Uta, and smaller Scelops) at dusk or on cloudy days by flipping boards and carpet. Get them while they sleep. Horned Lizards are generally easily caught by hand, and thats the only way I've caught Chucks. Hope this helps....

-Phil

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