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this guy was crossing the road on the edge of a front on may the 25th at about 9:30 pm. this was one night prior to jack's double gray band sighting. the celenops was about 50 yards east of the black gap wildlife management area. the randomization of snake movement is a curious thing, as ive only seen two gray bands in 15 years. good luck to all of you this season, troy w.

Troy, tell about the movement speed of the snake and your vehicle.
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...and I think to myself, "What a wonderful world."

i was just telling jack that i was going about 40-50 mph and the snake was moving very fast. its all random to me. i only have control over when i go, not the weather. i dont tell snakes when they should be out either. too many attributions to sift through. anyway, i took a leak on the road (yes in public) about 10 minutes prior. if i would have held it in, i would not have seen this snake. but if i held it in i also would have caught the albino gray band crossing the road. oh well...

very nice troy!/jon

Hey Troy, Nice looking milk. How was your AZ trip. Are you and Gail going to be out west in Aug or Sept. Maby we can have lunch. Shane Dobson

Hey Troy NICE!!

I will be there in 2 weeks. I will be there the 24th -30th. How did you guys do? What else did you find?

Thanks,
Chuck
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