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First, Good seeing you again, Brad.
When you went to the gap, I concentrated on the area where blonds have been found (not the Big Bend Bar!!!)…… blond Subocs… LOL
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Regards, Bill McGighan

>>First, Good seeing you again, Brad.
>>When you went to the gap, I concentrated on the area where blonds have been found (not the Big Bend Bar!!!)…… blond Subocs… LOL

Bill, where did you find that male...Terlingua...Lajitas?

Thanks for posting.

Dusty

I'll send you an email....
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Regards, Bill McGighan

Bill and Dusty-

Here's another RR from later saturday night.....

Brad Chambers

>>Bill and Dusty-
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>>Here's another RR from later saturday night.....
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>>Brad Chambers
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Thanks, Brad! Nice, classic RR animal with golden-orange color. Doesn't get any better than that!

DR
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I disagree dusty, that snake is much better than classic. It's top grade orange phase totally.

>>I disagree dusty, that snake is much better than classic. It's top grade orange phase totally.

I thought that's what I tried to convey. LOL

DR

You did! I was just joking

I knew right away-she's a keeper!(and I might add a good eater too)

Brad Chambers

>>I knew right away-she's a keeper!(and I might add a good eater too)
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>>Brad Chambers

You are lucky, Brad...a lot w/c adult females are poor eaters from what I hear (and especially poor breeders). Is she's eating, she'll very likely breed. Nice one.

DR

Yes I know I was lucky! (Now I just need to find a small Boy Scout female to go with the baby male I foound last year!)

Now I just need to introduce her to my male at the proper time-any ideas?

Brad Chambers