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Nice little trip....the first Rosy that's in the plastic is from Verbenia and the Chuck and Shovelnose are from Dillon Road....Desert Iggy and side Blotched too.
Peace, TC

Whoops...forgot only 3 at a time....hey that Desert Hairy Scorp was MAD....see the tail of the scorp he was eating when we found him sticking out of his mouth? We interrupted Breakfast! lol

And now I'm double postin' pics....sorry! haha

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Sorry for the double posted pics....better name them next time I import 'em!

Last ones...Enjoy and good herpin' to ya....no moon this weekend!

Peace, TC

Well....here is the other Boa from Verbenia....I think...lol

so jealous of the crotalus! We've got some nice atrox and viridis out here but that's about it. sistrurus catenatus is a possible (according to some range maps) but I don't know anyone that's found 'em in Potter or Randall county
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We wouldn't have 6 and a half billion people if you had to be beautiful to get laid.
6.6 African House snakes
3.2 reticulated pythons
.1 corn snake
4.2 Florida Kings
1.2 speckled kings
1.2 ball pythons
0.0.1 Argentine boa

The Speckled's really are pretty.....stay tuned if you are a Crotalus fan.....I hit the Upper desert Monday and will post that trip shortly....Mojave Greens! (Scutalus)

Really nice pics...were you mostly road hunting at night or did you do any spotting by foot. I have done a lot of road hunting on Ft. Sill, OK with a lot of success, but I haven't had much luck out here in CA with that yet.

Are you putting together a breeding pair of rosies?