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This female is probably my favorite holdback from '09:

WOW I like that one! Awesome Animal!

~ Mike Russo

Wow, VERY NICE animal Andrew. To me, NOTHING beats a busy intermediate alterna!!

is that offspring of the snakes R. Edwards collected? If not, could you give some lineage history please.

Robert legally collected the sire and the dam is a wc x f1 from Craig Hodgson.

the females ancestry. Im just curious because I hope to produce some from down there, and am curious as to what else is out there. My pairing would be from snakes near the lower picnic table. Woodward Ranch is closer to the upper table.

The sire of my female was collected at the north picnic table, the f1 dam was from a ranch x north picnic breeding. I'm calling them Woodward Ranch for lack of a better name. It's a close enough breeding for me. I know there have been a number of snakes collected down there, but I don't know of anyone breeding. I posted a pic of the female with eggs last year, but I think you could only see the end 1/3. I can work on taking pictures if you share pictures of the animals you have

this point. Id say everything around that north picnic table is close enough to be called Woodward Ranch. Id prefer to keep the snakes from the lower area a different locale though. There is quite a bit of limestone around the lower table, and I think it influences the snakes a bit.
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Just an FYI...The woodward ranch is one of the ranches available to HCU members to hunt. Beautiful place.
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