As you know, they all look their absolute best right after they shed. Fortunate to have a day at home that coincided with shedding in this individual. This 08 male Great Basin is just over four feet long now. Thanks fer stoppin by...
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Recently Shed Great Basin
Pit_fan
Jun 19, 2011 07:06 PM
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monklet
Jun 20, 2011 09:19 AM
Quintessential, "text book" GB ...very nice. Great pics too. They show the snake and color perfectly. 
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Pit_fan
Jun 20, 2011 08:11 PM
Thanks! His background (point of origin)is an interesting one but he is obviously (to me) of SE CA linage from the number of locality individuals (from photos) that I have compared him against. Those GBs from SE CA personally appeal to me the most considering the variation encountered across their huge geo-range.
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