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Field Herper here and avid breeder of herps.

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TaronLanghover

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Hi everyone this is Taron Langhover.....I have been doing this sort of thing my whole life. I thoroughly enjoy field herping the most. There is just nothing better in my mind. Well I look forward to posting many many pictures to come for you guys.

enjoy,
Taron
 
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Welcome, Taron, to the Forum!

We look forward to your stories and other input, too!

-Eva
 
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