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Not sure what you'll win yet, but give it your best shot. Pretty straight forward stuff, no real curve balls. Thats the only hint from me.
If you need another photo of #3 I'll post one more in a few days. Good luck.
-Dell

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Hey Dell - nice looking animals there. I guess Powder River County, MT.

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

I plead the 5th!!! (Western Colorado?)

#1 Powder River County MT
#2 Thomas County NE
#3 Big Horn county MT
#4 Yellowstone county

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

I assume that I can't play? Ha ha ha!

Nice photos, bro-ner.

-Cole

I hate this game. I never get anything right!
Ummm
#1 is a pale from MT - Yellowstone or Big Horn cnty?
#2 and 3 are NE pales, likely Cherry cnty and I'm sure that I recognize #2 so it doesn't count.
#4 I suspect is a MT pale from further east of Billings like Powder River? Maybe a Dakota animal.
This is where you tell me they're all corn snakes and I must be daft.
-Jeff

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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

You must be DAFT!....DAFT!, DAFT! I SAY!!

Yeah, your guess is probably much better than mine with those guys Jeff..I will plead the 5th like Joe did..LOL!

~Doug

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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Yeah you know Doug, we need to change that. You should start keeping a few North American milks dude. I can help you w/ that.

-Dell

Yes, I will have to check into that one of these days bro!

thanks my friend! ~Doug

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

giant form and I'm in!

I might get something from you in a few years Dell...those Cherry County ones you post from time to time are really amazing looking!

-Rusty

Thanks Rusty, Cole & I would love to see you w/ a number of Cherry co. Pales.

-Dell
2010 Cherry co. NE

Freakin love that picture!

-R

I am going to start using these cool looking green leaves as a photo prop for my young snakes.

Maybe they will be less spastic too when placed on these

~Doug

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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Darn dude those are amazing! Interesting how hypo manifests so differently in syspila than it does in temporalis.

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“Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.” Emmerson

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incredible looking.I would say that the temps are probably more of a t albino and the reds are actually a true hypo.
L8r Shannon

I just moved a male that for all intensive purposes looked like an albino. Kind of regretting moving it but my personal preference is for hypos that have more contrast and and kind of just look like a really clean bright normal.
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“Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.” Emmerson

WWW.TDSNAKES.BLOGSPOT.COM

It is different isn't it. I bet Shannon is right, at least from the photos I've seen you post and the photos he posts.

-Dell

Well, Jeff got the closest picks, but Mr. Niles didn't do to bad, and I'm impressed w/ his right pick on the #2. Thomas County animal. Nice job Dave, and Jeff I'll buy you a beer at Angry Hanks for the good picks.
Joe the cop & Doug the Mong, () you two should have ventured a better guess then the 5th, but I'll still buy you a beer if either one of you have the bbballs to make the trip up here sometime.

#1. Yellowstone County, MT.

#2. Thomas County, NE.

#3. Cherry County, NE. Full body shot of her here.

#4. Bighorn County, MT.

-Dell

Damn! I'm not sure you offered, but I will take a beer when I come up to herp!!

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

Question: Dell, how close was the buz tail to the milk grab? Like Dave, I will take you up on the beer!