Caudata.org meeting suggestions?

I have yet to be to some kind of animal related meeting that did not involve alcohol ingestion at some point.

Ed
 
as long as the ingestion doesnt extend to the animals related.....
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Well, alcohol is the #1 reason for animal related deaths. We could always play a round of the popular children's sing along game, "How-many-Tar-ich-a-can-you-eat!?"
 
So then, where and when is this alcohol induced comma of a meeting going to happen
 
Anyplace within a ten hour drive of Philadelphia is best for me.

Ed
 
Looks like most of the input is from US people. So what's the story? When and where
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. Fight it out amongst yourselves and tell me. I'm somewhat flexible. My preference is for around the end of September. I don't really want to travel to IAD unless a number of you will be there.
 
iad is worth it -lots show up -except for those who dont approve of it. a good many of us save up airfare and fly cross country to meet up-and the area its at is close to a few (by about 4-5 hrs) who couldnt make it...it might be the best solution...
 
When/Where is IAD? are they pulling another one in the fall in addition to the one this spring?
 
heck we did a sal field trip the first year....but i doubt after 9/11 we can ever get into camp david again.....
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some people who live in the area gave us permission one year to check out their property - and if you know where to look (like seepages right next to roadsides) some stuff can easily be seen w/o hiking long distances. maryland is a state that will issue collection permits w/o a hassle -and they cost 25$ -the only stipulation is that you send them back a report on what you caught and how many.
 
There will also be a presentation on hellbenders by Dr. Max Nickerson at the next IAD.

Ed
 
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