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Here's another one of the "projects" Texas longnose from JimWells county. My wife wanted a "pretty" snake of her own, complaining of all the empty handed road cruises so I got permission from a land owner that was dozing some property next to a highway to look around. Sure enough, I flipped this little guy next to the dirt road inside the fence under a fallen chicken coop or rabbit hutch from days gone by. He even let me relocate some material for future takes. I love it when they say "Take 'em all!" I got this little fellah going pretty quickly with only one scenting with ground skink.

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Todd Hughes

Very nice-Rhinocheilus are a personal fave...

But I'll REALLY be impressed if you breed it and get all the hatchlings on pinks!
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Brad Chambers
WWW.HCU-TX.ORG

The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....

You're ON!...in a few years, LOL!
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Todd Hughes

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..Doug
~ aka dougsnake

Very cool. Congrats on switching him over!
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Diego

Sweet that you got that TX Rhino eating rodents. The few CA Rhinos I've come across and heard about wouldn't touch 'em, and I didn't have the time or patience to fool around for a year trying to convert them. Maybe one day. Til then I'll just appreciate them like on the road.

reako45

When they are yearlings and older it isn't hard at all, I never scent adults, but the hatchlings...? Well, probably as hard as some North American milks at least!
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Todd Hughes