Snappy Snapper LbNA #15277 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | May 15, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Missouri City |
| County: | Fort Bend |
| State: | Texas |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Txns 4 TX  |
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| Found by: | KOKO KITTY |
| Last found: | Sep 30, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFFFaFFFFa |
| Last edited: | May 15, 2005 |
**REPORTED MISSING**
Difficulty: Easy
Snapping Turtles are indigenous to the Texas region and can be found along lakes and swamplands throughout the southwest area. "Snappy" is loctaed in Kitty Hollow Park located in Missouri City -- Highway 6, across from Sienna Plantation.
To find "Snappy", locate the octagon at the highest point in the park. At the center of the octagon, face due North and look out over the park. You will see several pavillions and park areas. Turn 90 degrees Northwest and lookout over the lake. Check out any alligator and/or snapping turtle activity in the water or along the shore. From here, find the median from the previous point. Take six steps from the center of the octagon and find the median point again and look underneath the deck. "Snappy" is hiding under the deck in the dark where snapping turtles hide. Careful -- he may bite!
Happy Trails!!!
Difficulty: Easy
Snapping Turtles are indigenous to the Texas region and can be found along lakes and swamplands throughout the southwest area. "Snappy" is loctaed in Kitty Hollow Park located in Missouri City -- Highway 6, across from Sienna Plantation.
To find "Snappy", locate the octagon at the highest point in the park. At the center of the octagon, face due North and look out over the park. You will see several pavillions and park areas. Turn 90 degrees Northwest and lookout over the lake. Check out any alligator and/or snapping turtle activity in the water or along the shore. From here, find the median from the previous point. Take six steps from the center of the octagon and find the median point again and look underneath the deck. "Snappy" is hiding under the deck in the dark where snapping turtles hide. Careful -- he may bite!
Happy Trails!!!