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11-26-2006, 05:59 PM
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herping model shoot - without a model :p
 Well I never get pics taken of me...so here we go! a one time event lol
i had to get some pics taken of me for pro exotics so went cliff herping today on kloof gorge. Had a mate take some pics....
ok first ones are just climbing the gorge face...really cool hard to get herps hiding deep in the cracks on the face! Worth the danger...
  
then saw two zebras!!!! I started stalkng them...then realized "hey I have no camera!" so then went back to fetch cam to take pics of them. i managed to get close enough to snap one of them.
well thats it!
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11-26-2006, 06:02 PM
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Great pics Dev! Hahaa...I love zebras 
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11-26-2006, 06:30 PM
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Pfft, I see zebras in my yard all the time. Now if only everyone else saw them too....
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11-26-2006, 06:34 PM
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lol, me too matt. pshsh I see zebras aaaaaall the time on my walk to work! they're just like squirls here in upstate NY!
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11-26-2006, 07:03 PM
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Umm, Devon, zebras aren't reptiles...
Matt, you be nice!
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Zebras...pffft we have Salamanders!
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Ummmmm....okay then I see armadillos ....Awesome pics Dev, Zebs arent as good as giraffes, but they will do
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Matt, didn't your mother ever teach you to play nice?
Great pictures Devon, once again.
Must be nice to see interesting stuff in your back yard. Let me see, we have the Bandit family (aka Mr. & Mrs. Rickey Raccoon and family), Opie McTeeth (the opossum), The Nutbutter Clan (their a little squirrelly, you know the gray, black and inter mixed) and the if you go for a walk in the outback. You know what I mean, where you have to cross all those solid stone trails, you might encounter, Ugly Duckling (Ms. Swan) and if you're really luck Mr. & Mrs. Dear (you know Bambi's friends). Oh Yah, I all most forgot you might be able to follow the dropping trail of the Michigan State Bird, the Canadian Goose.
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I bet that if you would go look for zebras you would find some snakes =)
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I wish I had a gorge in my back yard, we only have swamps and such in this area. I did get to go to Kilgore Falls in MD, unfortunately the reptile population in that area is basically all in hibernation or hiding, I was more out to see the water fall and was a little more concerned with making sure that the dog didn't go accidentally cliff diving.
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