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Shawn Heflick of National Geographic Wild Python Hunters

A cop, a biologist, and a reptile breeder walk into a bar…it sounds like a recipe for some pretty interesting stuff doesn’t it? While it may have not happened that way, it definitely makes for some of the best damn reptile television that I have ever seen! I am of course speaking of Python Hunters on NatGeo Wild and Shawn Heflick specifically. The show is honest, funny, and serious in each and every episode. If you’ve ever been field herping then you will have a very special affinity to this show as the Python Hunterscrew pulls no punches when it comes to conservation and other topical issues which embroil the Florida Everglades. If you have not watched this show then you are truly missing out on great television that’s all there is to it.

USARK San Diego Reptile Super Show 2011

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Andrew Wyatt CEO & President of USARK takes a moment to explain to us where the reptile community stands in the current battle waging in Washington D.C. with the constrictor ban. He also explains some the aspects of the ban where Gordon Roda writes a ‘scientific paper’. I will leave it at that you just have to hear it for yourself folks. Please support USARK and their fight as they take the flag of our community to the hill. They need your support, we’re not talking lip service here get out the wallet and donate!

Brian Barczyk BHB Reptiles & Snakebytes.tv

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Brian takes us on a journey through his life. How he got into reptiles, why he does what he does, and lets us view what its like to be a breeder with a high visibility in the industry. Not only does he give us some tips on keeping the reptiles we enjoy. He talks about selecting what projects to work with and what it takes to be a glorified snake poop cleaner. Theres much more than I could cover here, so grab a drink, settle in, and take a walk with us through the world of Snakebytes.tv and BHB Reptiles.