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Re: horny toad emergency!

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Posted by Les4toads on March 19, 2003 at 11:21:14:

In Reply to: horny toad emergency! posted by matthewsubvert on March 19, 2003 at 01:26:57:

:hey all this is my first post, but its an emergency! i live on an 82 acre farm in southern california and horny toads (as far as i have been told) are rare around these parts... but there are masses on my farm, i saw 2 just today! and soon we are plowing the fields to spread fertilizer and to plant new trees, now i know that plowing it would probably kill many, so how would i go about either trapping them or finding their nests so i can move as many as i can to the near by river bottom... i certianly dont want to kill off alot of this cute little lizard... if you have any idea's or help it would be best if you e-mailed me at peroxide@sbcglobal.net

: It sounds like you need some help. Email me and I will get things organized for a pick up. I have all of the permits and a translocation possibility may be what is needed. Let me know as soon as possible. Lester G. Milroy III


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