Any one working with locality plains hogs?
-Cole
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Locality nasicus
Sunherp
Aug 02, 2003 02:06 AM
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RJ Reptiles
Aug 02, 2003 07:02 PM
MN., IL., NM., CO., TX., and Canada. John Meltzer
herpin1579
Aug 02, 2003 08:20 PM
>>MN., IL., NM., CO., TX., and Canada. John Meltzer
How did you get the IL locality, as they are protected here. I would really like to see what they look like and may be interested in a pair as soon as I get a permit to keep, sell, and buy westerns. Please post some pics.
Mike
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Sunherp
Aug 03, 2003 11:06 PM
Sweet. I've got MT hogs. Cool critters, and very rare here in Montana. Hope to have babies next season. What do NM snakes look like? The ones here in MT have a sage green and slate gray/tan coloration.
-Cole
Spreptile
Aug 04, 2003 11:49 AM
I work with animals from central and Southern New Mexico. My Lincoln co. animals are twin spotted, my Chavez co. and Eddy co. animals are high contrast twin spot with deep yellow background and chocolate brown spots. They also have solid black bellies- no yellow whatsoever. I also work with TX localities such as Terry co,Lubbock co,Hockley co,Lamb co, Hale co, Floyd co, and Lynn co.
Sunherp
Aug 05, 2003 09:10 PM
Cool. Thanks. Mine are PARTIALLY twin spotted. Some blotches, some spots.
-Cole
bigboi
Aug 07, 2003 01:08 AM
Do you know where in Colorado they were collected? I currently work with several Colorado localities.
Ryan
