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Seems a little slow on the Milksnake forum, so I thought I'd post a few L.t. multistrata. Most of my Pales are going into burmation now. Here are a few parting shots before the big sleep.
-Dell

Powder river co. female

I'll just keep it to one county. Powder river.

This young male ate great this year, but never really bulked up, he just kept getting longer.

Another male, same county, but much bigger. I love his clean white nose, and the lighter reddish orange saddles. For a Powder river he has less newspapering then most Powder rivers.

Let's see some Cherry co. multistrata. I know there out there. Here is a Cherry county that I produced this year.

Beautiful snakes Terry!

All of my hondurans are about 10 days from going into brumation. They had their last meals last week and now I am just waiting for them to all poop and they are going for the big sleep!
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Well, sorta petting the snakes. Getting the little rascals feeding has kept me in the snake room for the last 4 months and probably another 4 months!
Here's a dandy little syspila and a multistriata that hatched this year.
Nice shots Dell and always good to see something unusal and fresh on the old hondo forum.....
Jeff

Uhh, you to Jeff. I don't know how you do it, you always surprise me w/ something you have produced or have in your collection, or have a photo of.
That's a great looking little multistrata in the bottom photo. I really like the face plate on it, and the wide saddles that start at the head and go into thin banding down the body is outstanding looking.
-Dell

I have this Thomas co. that has a similar head pattern. Well not as open as yours is.