Herping the Trans-Pecos

Nathan Hall · #1 09-22-2006, 10:04 AM

This is an extremely useful link for those interested in the Trans-Pecos region of Texas. John is really a legendary herper. Tons of useful information.

http://herpo.com/trans-pecos

GeckoFiend · #2 09-22-2006, 10:34 AM

Awesome, thanks. One day, I'll make it down there. I'll just have to go without Scott, because he plants dead rattlesnakes and pretends they actually live in TX

ScottW · #3 09-26-2006, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by babamba

Awesome, thanks. One day, I'll make it down there. I'll just have to go without Scott, because he plants dead rattlesnakes and pretends they actually live in TX

If I were gonna plant something. It would be much more exciting than a dead atrox. I've left a number of dead herps on the road (ask Nathan) in west Texas and atrox definitely was not one of them.

Later, Scott

GeckoFiend · #4 09-27-2006, 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by ScottW

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Originally Posted by babamba

Awesome, thanks. One day, I'll make it down there. I'll just have to go without Scott, because he plants dead rattlesnakes and pretends they actually live in TX

If I were gonna plant something. It would be much more exciting than a dead atrox. I've left a number of dead herps on the road (ask Nathan) in west Texas and atrox definitely was not one of them.

Later, Scott

lol, the weather sucked, but thanks for taking us out-still had lots of fun finding everything else. better luck next year