Does anybody else feel like this?
It’s that time of year when the last of the girls that still have males on them, that either look like they are going to kick over any moment and ovulate or not. I’ve seen enough of them do it that I can usually tell that the awaited event is going to happen. Or is it? As it really winds down and I am waiting on those last few stragglers, like I am right now, I tend to check on them… a lot. Part of me is just really anxious for it to go ahead and happen, and part of me almost feels like somehow… just by virtue of looking, over and over and over again, that somehow I may be able to just “will it to happen”. You know what I mean? So close and yet so far away but it usually happens. And that on a day that I have checked a dozen times. However, I wait and wait sometimes.
Probably my most important female to have ovulate for me this year, is what I think is the best or lightest adult Ghost I have ever seen. Bar none. She is about seven and a half feet long too! The only one that is even close is her slightly smaller sister that lives in a Boaphile a couple isles over from this girl.
I just feel like I have been “willing” it for a month on this beast. Yet she continues to torment me. She just doesn’t seem to want to kick over. She is really really really thick and has to be full of egg follicles, doesn’t she? But, so far she just won’t kick over. Is there any hope for me? Does anyone else think that checking on the female over and over makes it more likely that the ovulation will occur?
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Jeff Ronne Sr
The Boaphile
Director USARK
Originator of Boaphile Plastics
The Boaphile Boa Site
