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This is a poor pic of an incredible looking snake.

This is a horridus from the Arbuckle Mntns In south central Oklahoma. It's cool how these guys den with atrox.

Great pic, took the pic then put the rock back, gotta love it.

Awsome looking snake but what is to the uper left of him ?
Little and olive green?

So Cal Herper

Haha there really is a post...TRICKED YOU!!!
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Yea that is what I thought or a millipeed.

T

As we all know, a very common little snake. The one pictured is a Prairie ringneck snake (Diadophis punctatus arnyi). I have caught milks sitting on piles of ringnecks before, and the strange thing is that I have seen this at it's most extreme in Misouri....chad

that probably bolted down that hole at the sound of footsteps LOL

I may be heading down to S. Illinios May 1st or 8th. A professor at Millikin U wants to take a few of his students down there to check it out, and has asked me to help them out. I think they just want to make sure they find snake road, as I'm not that great at finding anything great down there...with the exception of the large red milk last fall which I nearly tripped over within 5 minutes of walking from my car.

Let me know what date you guys decide on...

John Eddington

n/p

wrgrr
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without electricity, we'd be watching television in the dark

And it will be a ball. Camping anyone? Just got me a new tent, its a rick ridgeway special from my place of employment...costco...chad

Scott and I are more the "herp until your legs can no longer carry you and find an uninhabited place along the highway to pass out" type. Anyway, we can camp. Scott and I like to play with fire, as you'll see in our next field report (coming soon), so camping is great. See ya in May when it heats up!
Brandon Bowers
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without electricity, we'd be watching television in the dark

I'm in Clearwater FL this week, catching lots of kings, rattlers and lizards, but I can't wait til springtime in the midwest!!

Chad and Johne you know how to reach me!

DDP

Of course, and Lee's Summit milks, we will find this spring, as master yoda would put it...chad

Good looking snakes Chad. I expect you to help me find some of those milks very soon. BTW caught my 1st Amaura today.
-Scott
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CONGRATS!!!!are you addicted to tricolors yet?lol...i cant wait to see pics and hear the story...chad

thanks to Robert Edwards. I'll post pics on my huge spring break field report.
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without electricity, we'd be watching television in the dark

of atrox and horridus side by side at the same den :-P So many rattlesnakes, so little time!

Its an amazing sight. Something I have never seen anywhere else-east meets west....its great....chad