Horny toad

[kruppa24]

Haven't seen one of these in awhile. Found him at our lease in Paint Rock.

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[twosixteens]

Cool little critters

[slicktricker]

Oh man that's a great sign quail will be abundant on your place. That's a trophy too!

[Jcjohnson]

Cool find!

[oktx]

I haven't seen one in about 15 years.

[stinkbelly]

I found this guy at 9000 feet on a mountain in Colorado this past 4th off July. I had no idea they were there.

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[bphillips]

We have quite a few around us

[bukkskin]

Nice, there used to be a lot around here 40 yrs ago.
Last one I saw was in Atascosa County about 6 or 7 yrs ago.
Thanks for the pics.

[Top Of Texas]

I found this guy at 9000 feet on a mountain in Colorado this past 4th off July. I had no idea they were there.

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That's a short-horned lizard. Since he was at 9000 ft I'd assume it's a mountain variety as opposed to desert. Those 2 look a lot alike. Actually I think desert short-horns can be found at elevations also. Either way, excellent find!

[RangerRick2012]

That is awesome.

[bowhunt3]

Caught them all the time when we were kids, haven't seen one in many years.

[deerwatcher51]

We see them occasionally in Richland Springs. They are so cool to see.

[brysdad]

Haven’t seen one in years

[SwampRabbit]

Caught them all the time when we were kids, haven't seen one in many years.

Same here. 30 years ago we'd see em an catch em in the yard. I haven't seen a horned toad if decades.

[Hi-Lonesome]

I've come across 2 so far this summer in the Panhandle. Ours look a little different though.