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It seems obvious to me from the listings in classifieds and from pictures on this forum that there is a lot of interest in these snakes. A few years ago John Cherry provided me with an explanation about their origin. Because God has not gifted me with any sort of organizational skills the info got sucked into the Black hole that is my desk! I know it would be helpful to me and to others to hear just what these Bulls are all about. If nothing else what makes a ghost a ghost and a snow a snow. They are awesome snakes to keep. How about it guys?????

Hello Pat,
Gregg Feaster here, how is everything going down your way? Isabel is finally showing up here in PA. The Ghost bulls are actually Hypo White sideds and the Snows are Albino White sided Bulls. There should be some true Snows and Ghosts showing up soon though. KJ and Jason have explained this to me a few times, and i'm finally starting to get it, lol. Thanks again KJ and Jason. I'm sure a few others will post on this thread for you. Bulls are great snakes to keep, as are all pits!
Have a good one Pat,

Gregg F.

>>It seems obvious to me from the listings in classifieds and from pictures on this forum that there is a lot of interest in these snakes. A few years ago John Cherry provided me with an explanation about their origin. Because God has not gifted me with any sort of organizational skills the info got sucked into the Black hole that is my desk! I know it would be helpful to me and to others to hear just what these Bulls are all about. If nothing else what makes a ghost a ghost and a snow a snow. They are awesome snakes to keep. How about it guys?????
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