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Post by jamie on Sept 28, 2007 1:22:13 GMT -6
Surely more than just me and mike going herping in Houston! We're kind of getting tired of going to the same spot everyday, although we're always guaranteed to catch numerous snakes there. Does anyone know any good places to go herping in or around Houston??
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Post by mxmike on Sept 28, 2007 10:51:44 GMT -6
Yeaaa east end park is getting pretty boring! Time for a new location! No one has any ideas?!  |
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Post by apercotman on Oct 1, 2007 7:29:42 GMT -6
well like i said like forever ago we go to some park (we as in me and my dad) out in lake jackson. yeah i realise that the park is a wild life place so its always catch and release  but yesterday we found 2 rat snakes, 1 rough green , and 2 lil texas browns. oh yeah and i almost got tagged by a cotton mouth. my fault didnt see the head but i stoped and looked first. thank god |
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Post by jamie on Oct 2, 2007 0:53:45 GMT -6
thanks! one of my friends told me that in liberty county along the trinity river? i think thats the river... is good, so i'm heading there this week! hopefully tomorrow! i'll be sure to let ya'll know what i find!
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Post by gbcop on Oct 2, 2007 11:52:49 GMT -6
Why not spend a couple bucks and head off to one of the fine state parks that Texas Parks and Wildlife has to offer.
Look at Brazos Bend State Park. Around 5,000 acres of prime herping acreage. Kinda hard to beat for $4/head.
Obviously your not going to be able to keep any animals you keep there.
You might want to check with a Game Warden. I was told several years ago that if went herping(Outside of a State Park) and wanted to keep any of the animals I caught, that I needed to have a Valid Texas Hunting license. Just food for thought. And Game Wardens show NO MERCY!
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but yesterday we found 2 rat snakes, 1 rough green , and 2 lil texas browns. oh yeah and i almost got tagged by a cotton mouth. my fault didnt see the head but i stoped and looked first. thank god