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Took some new shots today, and thought this head-shot came out pretty nice. This is my big female Prairie King(41", not the male I have posted before. She is at least four years old. Has kept her color pretty well for a prairie, especially for one NOT from some of those nice TX locales.lol This is real nice olive green locale from AR. Let me know what you guys think. Hope all is well, later on-Brett

A full body shot. Man I hate it when those little smiley faces pop up unintentionally, I'm trying to be mean damn it!lol-Brett

Brett,
Thats a really nice snake. Here is one of my moles.

Damn, J.D. That is a nice looking mole! Did you get that one from Ted? VA locale? Well, thanks for posting that pic. Actually, it was one of your pics the other day that inspired me to take some new shots of her, I realized that she was one of the few snakes I haven't posted on here. I'll post a new pick of the male. Sorry for all the Qs. Later on-Brett

Yup, I got him from Ted this past summer. I love the color of him and he is growing very fast.

J.D.

Here is the male prairie I have. He was hatched out from a gravid WC found near Little Rock AFB in AR in 01'. Definitely the lightest colored one from the clutch. All the eggs hatched and the mother was released. Later on-Brett

Here is the pic.

>>Took some new shots today, and thought this head-shot came out pretty nice. This is my big female Prairie King(41", not the male I have posted before. She is at least four years old. Has kept her color pretty well for a prairie, especially for one NOT from some of those nice TX locales.lol This is real nice olive green locale from AR. Let me know what you guys think. Hope all is well, later on-Brett
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