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Natural History/Field ObservationField observations of corn snakes, field collecting, or just general topics about the natural environment they are found in.
How would I like to find that in my backyard? Very much, thanks!
Gee, someone could do a thesis about what survives and reproduces on Rich & Connie's grounds......assuming of course that the bears and squirrels didn't eat the prospective scholar!
Personally Rich, I think you should set up herping adventures on your land. The person who finds the most extravagant snake wins 100 bucks. Of course, you will charge money for these herping trips and make money on the side........Depending on how much you charged I'd be there in a heartbeat..lol
One of the things we plan on doing during retirement is to cut a bunch of hiking and biking trails all through our property. Honestly, we have never even walked over most of our land yet.
As for having herping adventures here, nah, too much liability involved. Imagine someone stepping onto something like this (Connie found it along the path one day while dumping compost)......
With something like that on your property you don't need a watch dog just post a sign beware of with its picture. No worries of people wandering onto your land. Lol
Odds are all your released snakes will die. It`s cruel. Let the wild ones live there and stop trying to change mother nature. Sell them and make a few bucks. Morphs don`t do well in the wild. Maybe one in a million will survive..
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