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Here is a pic of a nice male light blairs I recently found on 5/28 while hunting along Juno Road in West Texas. He was found laying across the road, 3 miles south of Baker's Crossing, just as a massive thunderstorm had swept through the area.
Nathan Wells

Wow! For a guy from Florida, that would be the find of a lifetime for me.
Outstanding specimen.

Nathan, just as I'm dedicated to studying the Western Plains ratsnakes, you and your friends are dedicated to studying these kings in this area. I can appreciate any herp that is that interesting and studied. Gorgeous speciman.

TC
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sweet animal.........congratulations on completion of your locality pair. So what locality will we find you in next year?

Thanks Tom and again congrats on your success as well. Scoring a "hat trick" has got to feel pretty dang good. True, Val Verde is one of favorites but if you don't find me there I am usually in Sanderson or the Christmas Mountains. Hope to see you out there this next year. Take care.
Nathan

Sweet animal. Congratulations on completing your locality pair. Now where will you be next year?

I'm gettin the feeling that you like Juno Rd. two years in a row ain't bad..
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

You got that right Jason..truly is an amazing place! I was sure happy to find this guy for the little girl you got to see last year. Sorry we missed each other on my last outing. Hope to run into you again.
Nathan

By the way...what ever happened to that little rascal you saved from drowning in the Devils River??

He went to the vet and last I heard the SA zoo..
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Snakes of Hudspeth County, Texas

Congrats, Nathan! I've just now returned from there myself but not with your success! Truely a beautiful area with awesome herps! Will post my misadventure after the photo shoot. No altenas but a sumo of a suboc. A sumoc! 68"!
Todd Hughes