shaggybill
09-29-03, 11:50 PM
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Saturday I went herping down at Red River Gorge in eastern Kentucky. It was rainy until early afternoon, and the temps were in the mid to upper 60's, so I wasnt really expecting to find a whole lot. But heres some of what I did find.
<BR>The pics were taken with my camcorders camera mode, so they arent the best of quality.
<BR><BR>The first find of the day.
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Then I found these two under the same rock.
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<BR><BR>I got lucky when I found this snake. I also found a DOR earlier in the morning.
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<BR><BR>After I pinned him for the pic, I noticed the rock in his mouth, which I immediately removed with a small stick. He kept trying to poke me with that fang, but he didnt even get close.
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This was an extremely red copperhead. Ya cant really tell in the pic, but I have never seen one this red. Maybe its because he is from Red River Gorge. Haha! Ok, not funny...
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<br>After taking pics and some video of him for nearly half an hour, this guy was mad and ready to go back to the woods. Which I let him do.
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<BR>Here's a pic of Red River Gorge.
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<BR>As far as RRG, you guys should go if you ever get a chance. The scenery is awesome and so is the herping. There's miles and miles of trails if ya like hiking, and the fishing is good too from what I hear.
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Saturday I went herping down at Red River Gorge in eastern Kentucky. It was rainy until early afternoon, and the temps were in the mid to upper 60's, so I wasnt really expecting to find a whole lot. But heres some of what I did find.
<BR>The pics were taken with my camcorders camera mode, so they arent the best of quality.
<BR><BR>The first find of the day.
<IMG SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414ringneck.jpg>
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Then I found these two under the same rock.
<IMG SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414twosnakes.jpg>
<BR><BR>I got lucky when I found this snake. I also found a DOR earlier in the morning.
<IMG SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414copperpavement.jpg>
<BR><BR>After I pinned him for the pic, I noticed the rock in his mouth, which I immediately removed with a small stick. He kept trying to poke me with that fang, but he didnt even get close.
<IMG width="400" height="300" SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414copperpin-med.jpg>
<BR><BR>
This was an extremely red copperhead. Ya cant really tell in the pic, but I have never seen one this red. Maybe its because he is from Red River Gorge. Haha! Ok, not funny...
<IMG SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414red.jpg>
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<br>After taking pics and some video of him for nearly half an hour, this guy was mad and ready to go back to the woods. Which I let him do.
<IMG SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414coppercrawl.jpg>
<BR><BR><br>
<BR>Here's a pic of Red River Gorge.
<IMG SRC=../photopost/data/500/1414Scenery.jpg>
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<BR>As far as RRG, you guys should go if you ever get a chance. The scenery is awesome and so is the herping. There's miles and miles of trails if ya like hiking, and the fishing is good too from what I hear.
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