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Am I the only one with a camera here?

Where are your taylori and you multistrada pics?
Come on guys post some pics of native milks.
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"Wake me when its April"

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Doug L

I can play for a little bit, before I have to go.

Here is a Cherry co. NE, female, I'm pretty happy w/.

Same female.

Cherry co. male I'll pair her w/ next year.

Another Cherry co. female.

And another Cherry female.

This is another nifty Cherry female.

Here is a male I produced a few years ago, and is living in Colorado.

These Pennington co. SD multistrata are a great line of Pale.

Here is the female for the above male.

2008 Stillwater co. MT, neonates.

And the proud mother.

This is a Bighorn co. MT, bad-ass. Well she thinks she is anyway.

Really trying to be a bad-ass.

Okay, that was fun. I'll add more later, Dell.
Carbon co. MT

Very nice Dell! That Carbon Co. pale is killer!

Dan

Thanks Dan,
That hog photo is great too. Really good belly shot there.
-Dell

Nice one Dell

Dan

Great stuff Dell. As always your NA milk collection is awesome. Those Cherry Co animals are out of this world. If I only had another rack...

Dave
DNS Reptiles

Thanks Dave, glad you like them. I've been meaning to come in and tell you your locality Sinaloae are really nice too.
Keep up the good work.
-Dell

That's some amazing stuff, Dell.
I really like the last one, but they're all pretty awesome.

Tim

Thanks Tim,
That's a few people cheering for the Carbon county animal, interesting.
These milks are very hard to come by as there habitat is hard to hunt. Dry as a popcorn fart.

Here is spot we camped in in Carbon county, while looking for these little snots.

-Dell

Nice post, Dell. Hopefully mine (below) at least gets a view or two... after seeing your photos, my post doesn't hold a candle to yours!

-Cole

I know most of these have been posted before, but I hope you enjoy the conglomeration of images!

-Cole

Carbon Co., MT

Habitat in Carbon Co., MT - Looking West across the Bighorn Basin desert at the Beartooth Mountains (highest in the state) from the foothills of the Pryor Mountains.

Cherry Co., NE

Another Cherry Co., NE

Pennington Co., SD

Another... with spots

Another... without spots

Powder River Co., MT

Sheridan Co., NE

Thomas Co., NE

Thomas Co., NE

Thomas Co., NE

Thomas Co., NE

Thomas Co., NE

Habitat in Thomas Co., NE

Yellowstone Co., MT

Yellowstone Co., MT

Hwy. 118, Brewster Co., TX

Bighorn Co., MT

Bighorn Co., MT

Bighorn Co., MT

Bighorn Co., MT

Super faded Bighorn Co., MT animal

That Thomas Co., NE thin saddle one looks like it belongs in my man cave

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"Wake me when its April"

Doug L

You weren't kidding about the "man cave", were ya?! LoL Thanks for the compliments - I'll pass them along to the snakes.

-Cole

I know I enjoyed them! Hey Cole, just curious, do you have any pics of that patternless rattlesnake you found?

Dan

This photo doesn't belong to me, but is the property of Mike Francis Photography. He's a great guy and an amazing photographer.

-Cole

Very cool! Thanks man

Dan

Such a cool beast.

-Cole

Yup, I never get sick of running into them

nice pic!

Dan

Do you have another photo of that patternless buzz-tail?
That's a good photo but I'd like to see a better shot of the lack of markings it had. I'm sure Mike took more shots then the one you've posted.
That was a cool snake.

-Dell

Great stuff, Cole. They are awesome. I really like the Thomas county animals!

Dave
DNS Reptiles

Thanks for the kind words, Dave! I think some thanks is in order for a recommendation, as well! Much appreciated.

-Cole