BC canada solifugid

[kripp_keeper]

I live just outside of Medicine Hat. I have seen it get 38ish here in the 2 and a half years I have lived here, but that was like 1 days last summer. While it does get around 35-38 a few days out of the summer I would not call that on a regular basis.

 

[zonbonzovi]

Either way if you guys have them up there that means I can expect to find them in Washington State, though it is technically illegal to molest or collect any wild organism in my state

(Puts down mosquito, pulls up pants) Oops!

They're regularly found on your side of the mtns., Travis, esp. where WA, OR & ID meet up. I wouldn't worry too much about WDFW. They rarely can decide what constitutes native vs. invasive.

 

[Travis K]

cacoseraph, I will start a new thread on the idiocy of my States rules and regs.

John, it isn't a matter of the statistical chance of getting into trouble it is the sheer fact that the rules/regs are so broad and wide reaching. rant over in this thread.

To OP, I will have to add this tom my native catch list.

Cheers,

 

[Toirtis]

Have you got any actual weather data for these microclimates?

Only that from people I know that live there from their own weather stations...nothing official, as there is no official data-collection there.