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just because I'm a nice guy (not really hahaha)

I just made this data chart and if you want to copy and print it, go ahead, but here's some usage instructions:

1) print the PDF with no scaling - it should fit most printer margins

2) print the first page only to start - rattle off as many copies as you need

3) flip the paper over and print the second page

4) cut those pages in half and sort them - now you have double sided first pages, and following pages for the records so you don't have to fill out the info every time you start a new card.

(I print them on card stock and use a paper trimmer to make a sharp straight cut)

(I even put a "genotype" blank for you peanut butter breeders

www.chihuahuandesert.com/pdf/snake_records.pdf
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cool. I am going to use that when I go back to Calif this spring.
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" there is really no such thing as an expert keeper/breeder, but there are those who let the snakes be expert at being snakes."

Frank Retes

Personally I keep all my data charts on several digital formats and prefer not to use paper. Mine is just a simple excel spread sheet, if anyone would like it let me know. Its simple so days are not accurate to months. LOL another reason I prefer digital is because I am one of those who cant understand there own writing )

Nice thread BTW!!

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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

>>Personally I keep all my data charts on several digital formats and prefer not to use paper. Mine is just a simple excel spread sheet, if anyone would like it let me know. Its simple so days are not accurate to months. LOL another reason I prefer digital is because I am one of those who cant understand there own writing )
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>>Nice thread BTW!!
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>>Jason A.
>>"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

I'd love a copy of that file. Thanks! joe(dot)forks(at)gmail(dot)com
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http://www.hcu-tx.org

I have on in excel that is quite similar. Lost a load of info on a hard drive crash few year back!