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zagarus42
at Wed Aug 9 19:47:54 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by zagarus42 ]
John,
If you are referring just to that post, than those are just a small portion of stuff that has turned up this year... I am sure there are those out there though that have seen everything native to OH within OH. I don't know who they are, but I would love to meet them and talk herps. I only have handful or so animals to go, and I know Mike G is also very close to finishing the species in OH, if not closer. I can say while it is a goal of mine, it is not my main concern. I have found all the species that I need from SE OH , and yet I still return almost every weekend. The few remaining animals are from areas I might hunt once a year or so. I hope it happens within the next two years before I move away, but to tell the truth I am not that optimistic. Right now I am trying to get back to what got my into the hobby, just getting out and having a damn good time! One of my biggest goals is documenting kings in all the counties they are known from and extending their known range. I only need kings from maybe 2 more known counties, and I have found them in many new townships. This is what really keeps me going!
Like Dean said, I do travel too much. Almost all of it is to the SE though. My most heavily herped counties are Athens, Vinton, Jackson, Hocking, Pike, Gallia, Scioto and Adams.
Thanks for the comments! Where are you located??
Jason
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RE: Hot Summer Herping - zagarus42, Wed Aug 9 19:47:54 2006