That spot was magic. If you remember, I dreamed that spot.



When I moved to Fla. I stopped there on the way, I found a huge female perfect striped.



Which became part of many of the morphs in the hobby today.



About twentyfive years ago, another friend that use to hunt that area, and I did a, for olde times sake trip in that area.



In Aberhill, I found a striped king, then at that spot, I found a striped all the way longnose and a striped gopher. Then I flipped a boa, a striped racer and a two striped garder. What a striped day. how funny.



Anyway, its my point, these kingsnake forums are too splintered, and losing interest. Like you, most of us that have been here awhile, have a broader area of interest. Which is why I rarely come here. We have our own monitor forum, but we allow most anything thats about real reptiles.



ALso I still have that goofy abberent gophersnake, that hypo, abberent thats unlike any I have seen. Its pretty as ever and needs to find a mate.



Two weeks ago, I found a super high yellow totally out of hand normal patterned gopher, but it turned out to be the same sex. Oh well. Whats funny is, when I found that abberent, I had found two super abberents in two nights. Have seen another since. hahahahahahahahahaha oh well.

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