Although I would prefer not to charge more people admission, this isn't a bad idea.......after all, especially when it comes to these BIG shows, without the bigger breeders coming in from out of state, they really wouldn't have much of a show......fewer big breeders equals fewer visitors, which means they lose money anyways......

And yes, I understand not everyone is there for snakes, but even the ability to look at beautiful snakes makes the show that much more interesting to them.....

This wouldn't be a bad idea for some steady money for USARK.......I'm not thinking a huge charge, but $1 or $2 per person shouldn't break anyone.....

Just a thought........still proud to be an American......lol.....

Brandon Boeke
Priceless Pythons

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