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Hello all. I needed to take some new photos of a couple of snakes so I thought that I would share them with everyone. I hope you enjoy (we don't get to see photos of actual alterna too much on here anymore, well, except for VADER).

Limpia Canyon female wc

Limpia Canyon male cb 2008

Hueco Mountain male wc

Black Gap female wc

9-mile North Sanderson female cb 2009

9-mile North Sanderson female cb 2009

thanks for looking,
Bryan Box

Thank you! Please post more if you can...

Really like that gap female......

Nice Bryan!
But I do have to ask... are you sure that Hueco is REALLY from the Huecos?! I mean, it sure has a lot of speckling on the neck, and if you recall from multiple discussions on this forum last year, that is just NOT possible! LOL!
Sorry I missed you while you were out...

Happy herpin'...

MP

I am sorry that I missed you as well Mike. I don't know how many more trips that I am going to be about to make this year. Maybe I will catch you out there sometime.

it looks nothing like the snakes in question from the discussions prior
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This was said in jest for some playful "ribbing"... nothing more, nothing less. LOL!

Happy herpin'...

MP

I just made an observation and thought I would point it out to you since this snake and that hueco/gap thing look NOTHING alike

If you recall the conversation in question there was a request to see more speckled Hueco animals from other lines. Now there's a whopping TWO examples with a couple speckles on the neck (again nothing like the other line)and I have to agree with the guys questioning those snakes because the other OBVIOUSLY had some gap blood in them - unless you just can't tell the Gap from Hueco.

I've seen totally speckled Juno road animals too, and they don't look anything like either the Gaps or the Huecos for that matter.

I'm totally relaxed, and smiling BTW.
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All tongue-in-cheek... maybe I should have just emailed Bryan privately with this JOKE. Some people can't tell the difference between Huecos and Gaps, others can't tell the difference between joking and seriousness...

Happy herpin'...

MP

oh c'mon, smile and relax.
If you make a joke at someone else's expense you should expect a response. Yes, you completely should have e-mailed Bryan privately if you didn't want to bring it up on the forum where YOU POSTED IT again. LOL SHEESH!
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Photography by Joseph E. Forks

I really liked the natural settings too!
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J Sierra

Thanks, that is as natural as I can get my garage to look, LOL.

Quality pics, Bryan. Love those snakes, especially the wc collection.

Robert

always nice to see nice pics of cool snakes.

Bryan, Very nice looking alternas, thanks for posting....JF

Thanks everyone for the kind words. I will try to take some more photos and post them soon.

hows the ol' man????

Still old. Not getting around quite as good as he used to. I am taking him to South Dakota next week and hopefully out west later this summer.