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Dont have a lot of time to post a full post but heres a few of the things Ive been finding lately mostly from mo I did take one kansas outing

A new county for me Henry co mo

these royalties are all from jackson co mo
from places like this

These next syspila are kansans

and my favorite captive syspila from jackson co mo

Thanks for the tour. Cool stuff. I love that last captive pics so freaking nice.

Jason

Thank you Jason here is a pic of her when I first found her, I got a male for her this year from the same area which has some rumors of special genes coming from there. a lil late in the season and hes a bit skinny but got him to take 2 scented fuzzies last week and hopefully there will still be time to breed him to both my females

Real Nice Brandon, I really like the last W/C syspila those large black borders really pop on that animal. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you and technically they are all wild caught, I just don't collect usually. The captive female was one I collected last year for a project, but I agree with you that last one I posted found this year Is a rather nice one, I prefer longer red saddles with thinner black in my syspila but that one was rather nice and a lil hard to put back under the rock, kind of had some multistrata characteristics to it imo.

Also this post was not an attempt to steal any thunder away from Dell, Cole(when he posts it), Dave, And Fraser at all, just trying to add more color to the forum, I thouroughly enjoyed their posts and next time would appreciate an invite...wtf John lol just jokin

Those are some great looking Red Milks - I like them all.
I dig that photo of the two Collared Lizards on the rock too.
Nice post!

Tim

Thank you Tim and I still have that snake road syspila you found last fall stuck in my mind, that thing was smoking, I only see a couple a year that can compare to that thing one being my captive jackson co animal, thats the nicest one Ive found in awhile imo anyway besides one from platte co last fall. If you make it to Mo again send me a message, later and good hunting to you sir

Brandon, Excellant post & set of photos! Great looking habitat. I will call you soon. John

Thank you John that means a lot coming from a legend. Let me know if you would like to do a mo or ks hunt sometime before june would be good to catch up with ya. I work 7 days a week usually but I could make some arangement. Im itching for a texas trip as well but probably wont be able to do that for a couple years.
Good hunting to you Fraser and hope to hear from ya
thanks again

Great animals, Brandon. You're a lucky guy to live in that herping Mecca, you know it?!
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-Cole

Cole,
Thank you sir, I was hoping when you all made it to the area you would of messaged me or somethin, I agree I wouldn't want to live any where else. If I had to choose somewhere else it would either be your and dell's state or Nebraska, the place where the east coast syspila prevaile, or Texas. I am a bit envious of your alls multis but syspila are hands down my favorite. I think I am going to try and either go north this year for some pales or south for some amaura from ark or ok. I was looking at the temps and it said nebraska allready hit 90! looks like you guys might be set up there I thought your alls spring started in june.
Good hunting to you my friend

Great milks but that pic of the two collared lizard yelling at you is a classic.I like the last w/c milk also. Thanks for the cool post.
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