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Steve,
I went south last weekend and found one snake, a patch nose. It was a lot of fun to be down there, but we didn't start hunting until 12:30, so I guess that is why we only found one thing. I am going to try and go again this weekend and start earlier, hopefully that will improve my luck.
eliot stone
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0.1 Colombian Boa
0.1 Cape York Spotted Python
1.0 Suriname Red Tailed Boa
and always looking for more!

Notice the temps are not as warm as they were a couple of weeks ago. If they were in the high 80s(daytime) you would be able to hunt much later at night. I would keep watching the temps and when the hit almost 90, hit it hard. Keep it up, you will find good stuff.

Take Care,

Steven

Eliot----Last night a few reptiles were moving----1--C. molossus, 1- E.g.emoryi, 3-C.atrox--ran roads until 10:30---Things are beginning to move----E. Turner

If yo don't mind my asking, what area are you collecting?

We went to Freer/Hebronville area last weekend and saw about 55 snakes live and dead. That included Friday night, Sat. and Sat. night. Mostly atrox with the occasional glossy, garter, emory, 1 baby pituophis and 1 micrurus at night and some whip snakes and atrox during the day.Fun trip but no anulata.

I was looking for annulata and hognose when i went down 16 betweem 1962 and 624 inbetween freer and tilden. Like I said, i think it may have been a little late
Eliot Stone
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0.1 Colombian Boa
0.1 Cape York Spotted Python
1.0 Suriname Red Tailed Boa
and always looking for more!