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I use a hand held Magellan Explorist 600 for the field. It's compact with great graphics.

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LOL. No problem. I just like to get along with everyone. Anything said in fun is ok with me. Sorry if I over reacted.:cool:

:siren: I very well agree with the wrong doings being done. But to say that texans are any different in their atrocities than people from other states is wrong. I've spent much time in texas and can tell you with the exception of the inner cities it's a different world. The people in west...

I guess you have to aquire a taste for them as they taste like worms to me.:(

While pheasant hunting in Colliers Mills I've come across one or two but it's not a bird I would shoot as I do not eat them. They are around.

Actually the Florida panther is different. The problem is that the state isn't sure if there are actually anymore 100% pure panthers left because they introduced some cougars into the wild to try to keep the panther population in existance.

I feel that if i'm being harrassed I'm also being annoyed at the same time. Apples and oranges.

I guess that answers that question. Thanks for the info.

There was a report on NJN channel about an ocelot that escaped from a NJ zoo. Maybe this is what was out there?

Hopefully you put them back in the same area they were found in. Exposing them to the cold elements can be very bad.

I've had some big western coachwhips go on the savage attack. These were big 6-7 footers in Texas.

It's hard to say without a closer look but that snake may be a hypomelanistic snake. It's definately unusual.

It's an eastern (chain) kingsnake. Lampropeltis g. getula

Here is one of the leading authorities on venom. http://www.venomdoc.com

I've had no problems with taking herp tools on planes. I usually use a ski bag to transport between a combination of five hooks and tongs.

Northern population are actually doing very well. But as I said the reason for them being non-existant may be for the reasons I've listed. Plus, many people consider certain snakes as uncommon, but in my experience the same ones are actually very, very common.