What's your weirdest find while Herping?

Greatwtehunter said:
LMAO! I was NOT going to put my mouth on that thing to blow it up! :eek: We did however hang it from a tree for everyone to see. I got a pic somewhere I need to dig up...
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ah, too bad. I had a mental image of the Great White Hunter floating face down on top of a large inflatable sex doll. That could have been the center spread for the 2012 calender.
:ufo: (meaning...outta this world.....)

I used to watch newts like that. Well, except, I had a little rubber raft from Gran Canaria with a shark on it......
 
Molch said:
ah, too bad. I had a mental image of the Great White Hunter floating face down on top of a large inflatable sex doll. That could have been the center spread for the 2012 calender.
:ufo: (meaning...outta this world.....)

I used to watch newts like that. Well, except, I had a little rubber raft from Gran Canaria with a shark on it......
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Honestly Claudette has a point. If you used it as a floatation device it would of supported your body perfectly!

Can't wait for a major Caudata.org members meeting! Can't imagine what kind of stories will spill at the camp fires!
 
An old 1940's/50's era car, completely rusted out/overgrown.
 
I forgot to take you to this Jaymes during herpweek.

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cool car! We find lots of old cars around here. Ca. 1900 everybody came up here for the gold rush and when they left all the junk - old cabins, cars, wagons, railroad tracks - got left and taken over by the tundra. My doggie and I always find cool old junk on our skijor or hiking forays through the tundra.......:below we are exploring an abandoned prospector cabin
 

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haha okay agreed you didnt put them in the woods....haha and nice job with the doll in the tree:p would probs gave the owner a heart attack when they came back to find it....LOL
 
i once found a cow tied to a tree deep in the woods.
 
Naww... that's really sad, Mike!

I once saw a cow in the middle of nowhere. Wanted to take it home, but turned out it was somebody's land. Ah well. I can dream.
 
The best i found is a bad goldfish that should not be there(most people will know why). i dont really hang around long enough because i find a leach if i am near water that puts me off putting my hand in murcky water.
 
Hmmm, no bodies yet but...

Bear in mind a lot of the places I go are pretty urban

A bin bag of hair (I'm guessing sweepings from a hairdressers)
A motorbike (fully submerged in a pond)
Various needles and burnt tinfoil
A lot of the farmers round by us hang dead moles from gates, presumably as a warning to other moles!
Plenty of other animals in the wrong place, goldfish and coarse fish, terrapins and my old Tiger Salamander (a happy find)
 
rethgar said:
Hmmm, no bodies yet but...

Bear in mind a lot of the places I go are pretty urban

A bin bag of hair (I'm guessing sweepings from a hairdressers)
A motorbike (fully submerged in a pond)
Various needles and burnt tinfoil
A lot of the farmers round by us hang dead moles from gates, presumably as a warning to other moles!
Plenty of other animals in the wrong place, goldfish and coarse fish, terrapins and my old Tiger Salamander (a happy find)
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You found a tiger salamander WTF? Wonder what the needles and tin foil were used for.
 
The tigar salmader was taking drugs.:happy:
 
Neotenic_Jaymes said:
You found a tiger salamander WTF?
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Yup, I was doing some GCN surveying near Rotherham in South Yorkshire, he was in a bit of a state when I found him but in the end I kept him for about 7 years or so. One of those 'set free' pets... I hate people sometimes
 
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