Anybody see the June 2007 issue of Herp Review 38(2), 209? Looks like pituophis is the new king. Bryan
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Pit v Drymarchon
PitOffice
Dec 07, 2007 10:34 PM
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Phil Peak
Dec 10, 2007 07:32 AM
Haven't seen it yet. Whats it about?
Thanks, Phil
reako45
Dec 10, 2007 01:34 PM
Where can you get it?
reako45
PitOffice
Dec 10, 2007 02:31 PM
Article is short natural history note declaring a 1999 Val Verde county bullsnake the longest native snake in the U.S., includes photo of 2667 mm TL beast captured by master snake hunter, the always well-dressed, Armin Meier. Previous record was held by a 2629 mm indigo. Issue also includes discussion of tree climbing by black pines.
Bryan
Phil Peak
Dec 10, 2007 05:06 PM
Thanks! Sounds like interesting stuff, including the black pine snake note. I'll check it out.
Phil
Joe Forks
Dec 13, 2007 08:51 AM
>>Anybody see the June 2007 issue of Herp Review 38(2), 209? Looks like pituophis is the new king. Bryan
Gotta check out the the molossus diet note on pg 205 too 
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Rivets55
Dec 14, 2007 12:00 PM
>>>>Anybody see the June 2007 issue of Herp Review 38(2), 209? Looks like pituophis is the new king. Bryan
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>>Gotta check out the the molossus diet note on pg 205 too
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OK...So, where can I get a copy?
jpd
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Joe Forks
Dec 15, 2007 10:16 AM
www.ssarherps.org/pages/HRinfo.php
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