I just read the post about your red milk. First off man that is a beautiful speciman! I was just curious because you said it is a locality specific animal. As you probably know most field guides do not list the red milk as native to Alabama. However, I have picked up 3 perfect examples of these snakes in the Bankhead National Forrest in an undisclosed location....hehehe. I know that Dr. Mount only considered the specimans from the B.N.F. location as pure syspilla. Do you agree with this, or is your snake from a different locale in Alabama? I am curious only on a learning level and I am interested in absolutely no personal gain whatsoever. I am truly interested in this study for my future and it seems that you have similar interests since you are considering AU also. I hope to hear from you about this. I have a photograph of each of the animals I caught but I will have to retake a picture of the picture on my digital if you are interested. I apologize to anyone offended by this post since it is not in its proper place on the milksnake forum. Thanks alot.

Chris J

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• Question for Matt Brock - SnakeCharmer377, Sun Sep 18 21:18:33 2005
• Chris, can you send me an email...... - mattbrock, Sun Sep 18 21:51:24 2005
• RE: A friend of mine... - HerperHelmz, Sun Sep 18 22:00:53 2005
• RE: A friend of mine... - mattbrock, Sun Sep 18 22:10:37 2005
• Chris, I'll go ahead and spill a little here... - mattbrock, Sun Sep 18 22:35:51 2005
• RE: Chris, I'll go ahead and spill a little here... - SnakeCharmer377, Sun Sep 18 23:36:27 2005
• RE: Chris, I'll go ahead and spill a little here... - Snake_Master, Tue Sep 20 08:15:21 2005
• That is so cool! - mattbrock, Tue Sep 20 15:42:23 2005
• RE: That is so cool! - Snake_Master, Tue Sep 20 17:58:34 2005
• I would love to! - mattbrock, Tue Sep 20 18:54:30 2005
• RE: I would love to! - Snake_Master, Tue Sep 20 19:15:14 2005