How to select and use a Field Guide.

[@RyanHochstatter]

That’s a really helpful way to approach field guides. It’s been overwhelming trying to figure out where to start. Thank you!

[@Miruble82]

Thanks for the information I was going to buy the Audubon field guide because I remember flipping through my dads as a kid now I’m going to buy the Peterson

[@AstroProductReviews]

Excellent overview! I have a few of those. I enjoy your field herping vids! You've found more snakes, in 5 min. of one of your vids, than I've found in 2+ years of herping (Putnam County). I need all the books I can get!

[@centrarchid]

Glad you enjoyed this, and my other videos. I haven't been uploading anything new because although I was good at finding herps in NY, I'm not so good at finding them in MD which is where I live now.

[@Herpersguide]

Nice review man! Strong work.

[@nbidnm]

Can you tell me the best field guide for herbs in the south east? I'm in South Carolina.

[@508-y5k]

Probably Peterson.

[@sanksfx]

Where can I buy those field guides?

[@centrarchid]

I got most of them off of amazon.

[@508-y5k]

Barnes and Noble, too.

[@venky0074]

Name of the book at 4 : 46

[@centrarchid]

National Audubon Society Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians.

[@venky0074]

@@centrarchid thanks sir

[@medico_ansary]

I want book of assam