>>It's NOT as fascinating as you think as IT'S MUCH HARDER TO FIND DEAD BURMS THAN LIVE ONES. That is a huge flaw as the snakes I guarantee buried and hid under anything and everything to try to escape the killing temps while live ones warmed up are out and about. The percentage of dead could be MUCH HIGHER and no way to know exactly how many. I can assure you that the percentage based on what was found was highly in favor of live ones. I thought the testimony over all was better but still comparing found dead snakes to found live ones and using that as an accurate percentage to go by is fatally flawed. I'M A FIELD HERPER NOW AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN AND ANY FIELD HERPER KNOWS THIS...
>>-----


Tom,

The really sad thing is that one doesn't even need to be an experienced field herper to see the flaw in the logic. All you need is:
a) honesty, and
b) half of a brain.

I don't know what Steph's agenda is, other than intentionally trying to waste the time of forum members.

Thanks,
Ed

[ Show Entire Thread ]