I went out and flipped tins yesterday and the day before. Found four black rats. The ballance was Eastern Yellowbelly Racers, ringnecks, red sided garters and worm snakes.
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Kansas snakes are awake.
Sighthunter
Apr 13, 2006 01:34 PM
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JakeM
Apr 13, 2006 04:00 PM
n/p
Sighthunter
Apr 13, 2006 05:45 PM
The first cloudy day we have I should be able to flip 20 Black Rats not to mention countless other snaqkes. They will be under the tins trying to get warm. I will take pics of the best. Shouldn't have to wait more than two weeks for a storm front complete with clouds. Some rain would help too.
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ratsnakehaven
Apr 14, 2006 05:31 AM
The season is underway in Northern Michigan. I found my second Eastern garter yesterday in the pasture. I would think Missouri is several weeks ahead of us. I hope you find an emoryi, or two, soon. Can't wait to see pics of those. Which county are you looking in for them? Later...Terry
>>The first cloudy day we have I should be able to flip 20 Black Rats not to mention countless other snaqkes. They will be under the tins trying to get warm. I will take pics of the best. Shouldn't have to wait more than two weeks for a storm front complete with clouds. Some rain would help too.
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>>"Life without risk is to merely exist."
phiber_optikx
Apr 15, 2006 01:22 AM
I'll be flipping tin in Jasper and Newton county MO looking for emoryi but doubt I will find any. I will have to steal some from sighthunter.
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ratsnakehaven
Apr 17, 2006 05:30 AM
Well, good luck. I sure hope you find some because I've been wanting to see pics of MO specimens, as well as Arkansas and Illinois, for a long time. I wonder why they're so rare in MO?
TC
woodsrider
Apr 14, 2006 08:59 AM
I guess you didn't happen to see the Syspila [Red Milk} that I flipped. Has he shown up on your property.
B
Sighthunter
Apr 14, 2006 09:56 PM
Hi Barry. I flipped the tins where you found your Red Milk and found Ringnecks. Ringnecks are always the first ones up. I do not flop my boulders much since most weigh 300 lbs but Red Milk season will be in a few weeks..........Bill
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