Any small musk turtle, louisville, ky

[Conner]

I'm interested in small, fully aquatic musk turtles. Pick-up or shipping. Please let me know what you have and how much.

Thanks,
Conner

 

[jworth]

youre not copying me are you?

 

[Conner]

No, why? Did you just post the same ad??

I saw one for sale, but before I could pm the seller, it was sold

 

[JD7.62]

Go to Harrods Creek and catch one and FYI I see them basking ALL the time while fishing there.

 

[All-Happy]

or you can PM Turtlemonster on mfk. hes a vendor for musk turtles

 

[jworth]

No, why? Did you just post the same ad??

I saw one for sale, but before I could pm the seller, it was sold

haha i did indeed.

 

[Conner]

Go to Harrods Creek and catch one and FYI I see them basking ALL the time while fishing there.

Damn, where at on it? I'll have to run by there one night this week or weekend and see what I can see...

Otherwise bump.

 

[JD7.62]

Damn, where at on it? I'll have to run by there one night this week or weekend and see what I can see...

Otherwise bump.

They are most common in the slower sections near the river, youll need a canoe for your best chance. Harrods creek is in North East Jeff Co and western Oldham County. I fish there often in my boat, if I see one I will try and throw a cast net on it for you.

There is a place to park off covered bridge road (1694 in Prospect) and Locke Ln, walk down under the bridge and you can wade around there. With enough searching and a bit of luck you should be able to find one. Common snappers are, well, common down there too as well as TONS of snakes. Just make sure you dont get in to what I call fiery hell, stinging nettle, its a ***** of a plant and you will immediately regret brushing up against it with bare legs!

Last week a caught a baby slider and the coolest baby long nose gar about 7"!

 

[takinap]

Wow this place sounds great, I think i need to check it out too. Anyone get anything good from Jefferson Memorial? Any musk turtles there? (no hijack)

 

[Conner]

They are most common in the slower sections near the river, youll need a canoe for your best chance. Harrods creek is in North East Jeff Co and western Oldham County. I fish there often in my boat, if I see one I will try and throw a cast net on it for you.

There is a place to park off covered bridge road (1694 in Prospect) and Locke Ln, walk down under the bridge and you can wade around there. With enough searching and a bit of luck you should be able to find one. Common snappers are, well, common down there too as well as TONS of snakes. Just make sure you dont get in to what I call fiery hell, stinging nettle, its a ***** of a plant and you will immediately regret brushing up against it with bare legs!

Last week a caught a baby slider and the coolest baby long nose gar about 7"!

Damn, I'll really have to check it out!