Good times.      I'll try to have my couple of pics posted soon...which I doubt will look as nice as yours.  Well done.

I'll just add to this thread..
Few of the finds from Weds night.
 
Of course every stick was a "snake" but then, they actually were...lol
Kicking off our venture Kory spotted this big girl.

Gotta get a defensive pose

GAH! To my credit, I actually didn't freak totally out...I did that later with our centipede encounter

YIKES.

The "Red-headed Monster" aka the StepChild.  This thing was kinda freaky, and cool, and WOULD NOT HOLD STILL, so sorry for the crappy pic.
To my credit I did NOT freak out during the tarantula, but there was a moment where this got strangely close to my legs and I squealed like a little girl.  LOL  Naturally we saw NO traffic UNTIL we tried to catch this for Kory to take to camp. (psst! He hides it in people's backpacks that get into trouble at camp!!SHHH!! ) j/k but wow..this thing was freaky.

This is an adorable little Flathead snake.  Never seen one before, and this one was on the road.  Both thought it was another stick.

This little baby was just sorta meandering across the road.  We decided after seeing our standard Copperhead it was time to call it an evening before we turned into pumpkins.

LOL..I've seen a LOT of T's this year, and I'd never seen any before!  Saw a male and female the first time I went herping with Kory, again with you guys, and then last night..  Oh well.  Doesn't bother me so much..reminds me WHY I use a hook to flip, though!  This big female was on the road.

I'm finally getting around to posting my Garfield pics.  Not much doing herpwise, but it was fun to get out.  Nice to meet up with Courtney and family.

The whole crew.

Walkingstick.

Periodical Cicada.

One of the largest Tarantulas I've ever found.  Having it end up on my glove was a bit accidental...and a bit nerve racking.

Well didn't find this one in Garfield, but we went river herping with a friend of mine, and he found this beast. (the frog, not the kiddo)