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Here's a few images of my male Cape Gopher snake to start out my first image posts. Hopefully, I Post these correctly.

I have seen this one before: http://slitherbriggs.webs.com/pvvertebralis.htm.

Beautiful specimen, BTW.
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I'm Dutch. Somebody shoot me.

I am slitherbriggs. Hope you enjoy the site. Thanks

Yeah, actually you did make me wonder about that for a while, LOL.

Anyway, a big welcome here, and I'm sure you will enjoy our little forum.

I just love you're site, BTW.
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I'm Dutch. Somebody shoot me.

I'd like to add some new pictures to it from members of this forum. If you've got any neat morphs or wild animals or location pituophis, I'm always interested in seeing them and possibly posting them on the site or in an upcoming book on Pituophis.

What kind of things are you working on these days Pat? Just curious what gets your pulse rate going at this point in your involvement with these awesome animals. Great to have your experience,and input on this board,as for pics,I don't claim to be the photo expert that some of these other guys seem to be,but if I ever post a pic you want to use,I'd be honored,feel free to help yourself! I love all of the info on your site,and the "historical" photos as well!!! Thanks for stopping by! Hope you'll continue to post as time permits...all the best, "R"...
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Captive born excellence through applied genetic theory...and,astute observations based on a keen sense of the sometimes painfully obvious

All pituophis with locality are of interest to me. I want images from different states that I can use for a book that I'm working on and also to put on the site. I also enjoy and want to get some of the exceptional morphs and images such as the red bulls created by blending high reds from different localities like those being developed by KJUN Snakehaven is doing.

I would die and come back from the grave to get my hands on such a book! I cant say enough how much your site means to me. Thank you for sharing your hard earned knowlage!

Thanks, It's coming. Maybe next year or the year after. I'll I need to do it get some more info and images from other state Pits and good photos on the most recent morphs of the pet trade. That's one of the reasons that I've jumped on this forum, to interact more with those who like these beautiful aberrations of Pituophis.

Awesome! Well good luck and stay with it! I wish i had something good to offer up, rock solid info on locales is hard to come by. The pics and background just isnt there. Another thing thats hard to find info on is natural integrades....right? Correct me if im wrong but the christmas mountain bulls are both an integrade and a popular locale. whats cooler than that? There has the be all kinds of other amazing natural integrades out there but i cand find jack diddly for pics and data. Gathering info is tuff no dought if your site wasnt there id still be trying to find a general range map of pits in the us. Thanks again thanks a million!

This is one of two males I purchased from Jonel Lopez last year.(100% het.albino) I never get tired of staring at these!

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Captive born excellence through applied genetic theory...and,astute observations based on a keen sense of the sometimes painfully obvious

Sibling...

Also nice.

I can see why you can't stop looking at these!!
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Genesis 1:1

I can see why...

Great looking animal! I only have Sonoran & Great Basin gophers at the moment,everything else is Sayi...(I got bit by the "bull bug",*lol*)

I breed and keep sayi and several gopher snake types as well. I've been doing this for some 40 years. Thanks for the welcome, your are the first one to do it.

Very nice my friend!
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Genesis 1:1

Nice looking Capes and nice to have you here on the forum Mr Briggs.

Thanks

Very pretty.