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East Texas Herping?? Things are beginning to move nicely down here....

Well, what the hell you waiting for?! Dave? Dell? Colester? Grab your flippin' sticks (and your beer) and let's get going!!

What kinds of herps do you see in East Texas?

just a bit of the good stuff and royalties

Nathan that is a wonderful idea, but unfortunately we have a trip planned already in the latter part of April. But Cole and I discussed meeting up w/ you next season, and I bet it wouldn't take much arm twisting to get Dave to come along too.

We'll be in touch, take care buddy. Oh, when we come out could you provide those magazines in the bathroom for us, like you did when Dave was there last? I would love that.

-Dell

Heck save me a seat,im getting hungry for herpin'

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Doug L

Oh, I'm ready for some herping. Check your e-mail!

Excellent finds today, man. Thanks for sending the photos. Farancia are near the top of the list for me.

I hit the Bighorn River with Dell and two of his kids on Saturday. We've had unseasonably warm weather lately, and temperatures soared to 80+ degrees that day. The trees are getting a hit of green and the grass is coming up.

Spring (or summer?) was in the air and we got our first herps of the season, too: Pseudacris maculata (no photos) and this daring Thamnophis sirtalis.

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