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It's been over a year since I've last logged into Kingsnake.com. It's funny how things change. I used to check the forum at least once a day. My wife is currently deployed to Afghanistan. Between a full time job and raising three kids, I haven't had much time for the forums, much less for herps in general. I've sold off almost 70% of my Kingsnakes/Milksnakes. My wife is due back home in July, and after some much deserved family time, I see myself getting back into my old passion of herps, and a few new ones, namely kayak fishing. Not like I didn't have enough going on in my life already? Well, hopefully a few of my old friends, and foes. LOL! will be able to passionately bicker over a few of the finer things in life!
-Phil
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Work is the curse of
the drinking class!

Glad to hear you're still around, man. You still working with those nice NM celaenops, or were they part of the cut-back?

-Cole

L. t. multistrata with a belly full of Sceloporus - Carbon Co., MT

HEY PHIL!!! Good to see you out of brumation! I will call you later today.

Joe

Good to see that you've been pulled back in by the itch....missed you buddy. Good talking to you earlier. Hope to see you when I'm down in Virginia/NC in a few weeks. Talk soon, and all the best.

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Jerry Kruse
www.zonatas.com

And God said, "Let there be zonata subspecies for all to ponder..."

Glad to see you're back Phil. I know that you've got your hands full. Please send me an E-mail when you get some time.
Brad Bauserman (BLB1029@cs.com)

Hey Phil,

I wondered why I hadn't seen your name pop up in a while. Welcome back.

Paul

Glad to hear that all is well Phil!. I was wondering what the heck happened to you..

Hope you still have those nice Acapulco conanti, and some of those nice locale Eastern's you had among others.

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

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