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I would like everyone and anyone who is interested in snakes, especially venomous snakes to check out

http://www.kingsnake.com/ihs/

There will be talks on Turtles/Tortoises/Amphibians also.
The 10th and 20th IHS was held in San Antonio, and the 30th should be a barn burner! The dates are 21-24 of June 2006.

We have a great line up of speakers with more to follow.

I urge as many of you as possible to attend! The weather is great that time of year in San Antonio, plus the herping is great also!

Hope to see everyone there!

Randal Berry

..I already committed to that. Crud.

mch.

Dang Matt! I was sure you would be there!
Randal

When I spoke at last year's IHS in Phoenix, I thought they said that the IHS in S.A. would be in late July? Looks like I'll have to scramble to re-arrange my schedule as I really want to be at this one (I have plans to do some West Texas herping before the conference). Thanks for the heads up. Are you in need of speakers?

Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center
Lake Forest, IL

>>I would like everyone and anyone who is interested in snakes, especially venomous snakes to check out
>>
>>http://www.kingsnake.com/ihs/
>>
>>There will be talks on Turtles/Tortoises/Amphibians also.
>>The 10th and 20th IHS was held in San Antonio, and the 30th should be a barn burner! The dates are 21-24 of June 2006.
>>
>>We have a great line up of speakers with more to follow.
>>
>>I urge as many of you as possible to attend! The weather is great that time of year in San Antonio, plus the herping is great also!
>>
>>Hope to see everyone there!
>>
>>Randal Berry
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL

Rob,
we have all of the speakers covered, thanks anyway!
Randal

crap, and I'll be in Texas the next week...close but not cigar I guess