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I'm interested to see if anyone has any pics of bullsnakes from the Indiana side.
It would be nice to see what they look like as adults.
I have a cb juvenile that originated from somewhere in Newton County...just wondering what their color and pattern look like at maturity.
These two are from Newton County, and were found under the same board:
Newton County, Indiana bulls aren't really any different from Kankakee Bulls. Newton County is just over the border from Kankakee and Iroquois Counties in Illinois.
Wow super cool bulls you guys have it all man so easy snakes right on your doorstep(in general) nice pics thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing your pics!!! My male Newton is already looking like that and the female is comming along well. Got my cb Newtons from John Skager. At times they can be pigs and other times they can be finiky, yet they are my favorite pair of Bulls.
The pic below is a pic of my male Newton just after opening the box from John Skager 2yrs ago.
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1.1 Newton County, IN Bulls
1.0 Texas Red Bull
0.1 Kansas Yellow Bull
2.1 Red X Yellow Bulls
1.0 Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada Bull
1.1 Carolina Northern Pines (M from NC, F from SC)
1.1 Henderson County, NC Black Rats
1.1 Gray Banded 'Blair's' Kings
2.2 Coastal Cal Kings
1.1 Speckled Kings, Harris County, TX
1.1 Eastern Chain Kings (M from GA & F from NC)
1.0 Hogg Island Boa
1.2 Ball Pythons
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