Horny toad

[Mex. Bowhunter]

Cool little critters. There is still good numbers in Mexico



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[spotsanddots]

Ya seems pretty rare to see one, much less two at the same time. Cool pics.

[spotsanddots]

Oops, couldn't tell it was split pics til I looked again. My bad.

[enewman]

In the 70's used to catch them by the 100's. Don't see many any more.

[dustoffer]

Here's my La Salle county specimen--little different coloration.

[TXgringo83]

When I was in the military we supported some missions on the border in Arizona. They were everywhere. Cool little critters

[aggielandman]

I saw the first one in years this earlier this year when I was out at the airport in Frio County. Apparently there are lots of them out at the airport.

[tautog]

Nice, these little guys are pretty cool!

[Briar Friar]

I've seen a few at my house already this year. They are pretty thick here around Ozona.

Yes yes yes! That is great news!

I grew up seeing them and catching them. We'd holdem in jars and feed them crickets then turn them loose after a while.

P. cornuta is cool! Ive a big metal one sitting in my front yard. My grooms cake was a homemade red velvet horny toad.

Im way late for buying the TX plate and donating.

Mudjeremy...Thank you! Thank you!...for sharing.

God bless Horny Toads!

[Southernshiver]

That's good to see so many of these on here

[Briar Friar]

Texas Horned Lizard

Misspelled the species.