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HCU

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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

np

Yeah, it's great!
Send me a bunch for my San Antonio Show.

Randal Berry
www.Texasreptiles.com

>>Yeah, it's great!
>>Send me a bunch for my San Antonio Show.
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>>Randal Berry
>>www.Texasreptiles.com

We'll work on getting some printed up and hook you up. A nice little fund raiser for HCU and some bad press for HH too. I'm open to ideas for others too if this is too militant
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

Looks great, but the text might be a little small for a bumper sticker. Can you enlarge the text or use a bolder font?

>>Looks great, but the text might be a little small for a bumper sticker. Can you enlarge the text or use a bolder font?

Any better?

HCU

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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

Nevermind, I saw the typo...
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

The only thing I see is calling a "Horned Lizard" a "Horny Toad". Of course we have a major Texas university and millions of Texans that make the same mistake, so I assume you are just bowing to peer pressure. LOL

>>The only thing I see is calling a "Horned Lizard" a "Horny Toad". Of course we have a major Texas university and millions of Texans that make the same mistake, so I assume you are just bowing to peer pressure. LOL

Yea, I guess it's peer pressure The wife thought calling it a horned lizard might confuse the general public since most Texans call'em "Horny Toads" but what ever you guys want is fine by me...
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

My reply was meant to ask what the typo was, but I forgot to change the title to "what typo".

Personally, I agree with using "Horny Toad". It does seem to have broader appeal than "Phrynosoma cornutum".

>>Nevermind, I saw the typo...
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>> Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

My creative juices are not working tonight..

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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas