An Easier Way to Catch Those Blue Bellies!
All images culled from the internet.


While vacationing up in the mountains, I was speaking to one of my nephews about catching lizards.
He reminded me of something I had heard before, but had forgotten.

He told of some advice which detailed getting long blades of grass-like vegetation and creating a sliding loop on one end.

It sounded familiar and I had to try it the next time we were down at the lake or river.
Sure enough, I was catching blue bellies left and right with this technique!


The lizards show little to no concern when the grass hoop approaches them and eventually slips over their head and around their neck!

There can't be a better way to catch these...

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Map requirements:
I used a lot of tiles to make this map. It is thick in places to allow the X rivers to "flow" down.
If you have all the tiles for the top visible layer that is all that matters.

The top layer can be made with:
1 x ROTV
1 x RttFF
6 x wall walk or road tiles

I used:
1 x RotV
1 x RttFF
6 wall walk tiles
1 x SotM
2 x VW (but as you can see there are no VW or SotM tiles intentionally visible so you can use another ROTV, snow tiles, or virtually anything else.)
Some additional 7 hex sand tiles
17 2-hex snow tiles (makes the falling water look like rapids)

Additionally:
You will need clips or sticky tack for a few places where the road "hangs". Just a little sticky tack oon the loose edges will make the road stable.

Map details:
The map is completely symmetrical.
The river divides the map into four quarters for small...

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