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Here are a few pics of some ruthveni that I was fortunate enough to see this year in East Texas. Some of these pics have been posted on another site, so some of you may have seen these before!!

This first male I found in April.

Another male

Another male

This was the only female we found this year. I found this snake crossing a forest road in mid august just before 11am.

A few habitat pics

Later, Scott

they must have a rough life out there

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TomsSnakes.com

Hey you gonna be at the show in San Antonio this weekend? I'll be there for a few hours early in the day on Saturday.

Later, Scott

Nah, you know ever since I had words with Randall I don't even think I am allowed in those shows and really have no desire to go to them anyway. I will be in Austin for the show on the 1st and 2nd of Dec though. Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Thanks for the photo's Scott! A look into the world of wild ruthveni is pretty dang interesting. Thanks for including habitat photo's as well. Good luck with your project!

Phil

Thanks, Phil. Your welcome to use any of those pics that you may not have for the Pit site.

Later, Scott

Thanks Scott. We sure appreciate all the fine material!

Phil
pituophis.org

Awesome finds!!! That first habitat pic looks like something straight out of a Stephen King novel. lol Did you see any bigfoots? lol Kevin

No big foots were seen this year. Theres not much of this habitat left in the state, don't think theres enough left to support any Bog foot pops!!

Later, Scott

Beautiful habitat!

To find 4 of those Louisiana Pinesnake i one year is awesome!
Curtis,KY!