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Took this two years ago on hyw 277.It was only about ten feet off the ground but the cut it was on was straight up about 40 feet and very slick.Very cool seeing this.

Shannon

That's a cool pic! Thanks for sharing! Jeff

Is it just me, or does that snake look really long?
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2.0 Pantherophis obsoletus obsoletus
0.2 Pantherophis guttatus guttatus

he was pretty long.He was about 4.5 feet long.
L8r Shannon

>>Is it just me, or does that snake look really long?

That is because most captive bairdi are overweight! They are almost always slender snakes in the wild.
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Chris Harrison
San Antonio, Texas

Man, I've been waiting a while to see that meself.
Nice shot.
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...and I think to myself, "What a wonderful world."

That's cool, was that the hubcap cut? I can hardly wait for next year.

it was the hubbcap or the buttnutt.Don't remember.
I wish I had a pic of the huge 5 1/2 foot subocs we saw in langtry and just left it right on the cut.Did you get a pic of it?I don't remember.
I can't wait either.

Hahahah Shannon, I probably got him 'cause my male from the 40' west cut is now 68 ", I am putting him in for the record suboc! I can't find an alterna to save my ass but hunted till sunup and saw this bruiser heading over the top. I ran up and snagged him on his way over.
Todd Hughes

really hard to say but who knows???LOL..
I usually leave the really large ones as they are pretty set in there ways and don't always do good.
I did pick up a female that was over five foot two years ago for a friend and he says she is doing great.

This guy is an on and off eater of various rodents. He is the calmest snake in the collection and will come out to check out what I am doing. I hope to pair him up next season.
Todd Hughes

n/p

That's Great, Shannon.
Thanks for posting here.
Our Rat Snake forum doesn't seem to get as many "field herping" pics and GBK.
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Regards, Bill McGighan

Thanks,I agree.I would like to see more herping pics in every forum.
L8r Shannon

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