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No cheating as I have posted this pic before.

Virginia... and I'll say Spotsylvania for no other reason than I've been there.

Gerry

I will guess Baltimore County Maryland.

...in all parts of their range but I'll guess York, PA (as good a guess as any).

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Chris Jones
King of Kings Reptiles

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"All the fancy names in the world will be of no help if you do not know the difference between chocolate pudding and pig poop." -Frank Retes

Am I stuck in a MD rut, here? LOL

-Cole

Might as well put a ring in my nose and lead me around. But I like that guess.

-Dell

HA!, I am honored to have such company!! Yeah, still looks very Baltimore or Cecil County MD to me. Well Jeff, how far off are we?

I was waiting to see if Dave jumps in on this one. He was kind enough to start that thread. Dave you around?

Baltimores that I see at Ted's are alot lighter than that pic....the pic is red...Ted's BC are lihgt enough to be hypo-ISH...LOL...not hypo...just faded....cool looking too...

...I guess.....NY....no idea county...a mountainous one...
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I have seen some from Cecil County that very much like that one. Very red.

friggen jersey genetics.......atlantic county........before the drought........EASTERN NORTH AMERICA!!!!!!!!

Looks to me like one of those red phase emory ratsnakes from just south of Poteet Texas. I think they came from a natural crossing of a normal emory and a Mexican Milksnake. There have only been a couple of them ever recorded. A friend of mine told me he found one in his yard but, did not know what it was and fed it to a baby indigo that would only eat small snakes.

ECTimaeus

I'm going to go with something in northern/central virginia...like Hanover county VA.

Dave

GERRY! I guess you are the bride after all! This one was from Shanandoah Co, you beat out Dave by just 1 county! Most everyone was on track too! Band depth was similar to the NC one of Doug's. Even in this immature specimen the head is more pronounced. Red coloring is most typical of MD milks, NJ is more orange and VA usually more maroon. Thanks for playing!

Pretty cool. Well, I can get to Baltimore in 20 minutes and that part of VA in one hour, so I am glad to have nice milks close to me!!!

That is the last time I ever, EVER, listen to Joecop! """"

-Dell

You should have known better Dell!! LOL. Hell, we really were not THAT far off. Within an hours drive.

Well isn't that nice to come back home to... of course with my luck it means I'm probably pregnant also.

Gerry

WHOOPS!!!!!!