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Howdy, all! Here's Part 2 of the series. Part three will be fairly small in comparison, with only a couple of clutches. I'll get it posted in a day or two.

Enjoy!

L. t. multistrata - Cherry County, NE
5006x5001_Male 1_2011

5006x5001_Female 2_2011

5006x5001_Female 3_2011

5006x5001_Male 4_2011

5006x5001_Female 5_2011

L. t. multistrata - Powder River County, MT
27003x27001_Male 1_2011 (my personal hold-back)

27003x27001_Female 2_2011

27004x27002_Male 1_2011 (give him a break, he's in blue)

27004x27002_Female 2_2011 (in blue)

27004x27002_Male 3_2011 (also in blue)

L. t. gentilis X multistrata - Weld County, CO
13003x13002_Male 1_2011

13003x13002_Female 2_2011

13003x13002_Male 3_2011 (hold-back)

13003x13002_Male 4_2011

13003x13002_Male 5_2011

13003x13002_Male 6_2011

13003x13001_Male 1_2011

13003x13001_Female 1_2011

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-Cole

Pretty awesome Cole. When looking through them two of them really got my attention. I then saw the "hold back" sign above them. Can't blame you there. Lots of white on the first one's head and the other has those little flame sides with almost all crossovers. Cool.

Cole, Nice Pales there, I really like the head pattern on the Powder river male you are keeping. I will get a email sent to you soon, just been busy with all the awesome heat here since early July...John

Great stuff Cole! I like that holdback too! lol

Dave
DNS Reptiles - Milk Snakes

I appreciate the kind words!

John,
I'll be looking forward to an e-mail from you.

-Cole
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-Cole