I realize very few alterna collectors read this forum anymore but didnt know where else to post this update. Tomorrow night, May 16th will be 31 years since I found a 14 inch male blairs on the pandale dirt road just north of Langtry. He is still going strong despite of some sort of internal growth he has a few inches above his vent. He's had that for at least 4 years so it must be benign. Anyway, just letting anyone know who might be interested in such things. Thanks for reading. Brad Anderson
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longevity
alternater
May 15, 2015 05:51 PM
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joecop
May 20, 2015 11:49 PM
First off I agree, been very dead on all these forums lately and I don't do Facebook. Secondly, that's impressive and a testimate to good husbandry! I am also now freaked out that all my critters might outlive me. Lol
Joe
texashunter
Jul 04, 2015 12:49 AM
That is great. You caught a grayband on the pandale dirt. Was it on Blairs Hill or near 90. I was hunting there 31 years ago. It was great fun then to go snake hunting. How things have changed. Glad I was a part of that great group of people that would meet down in comstock every year. I wish I still had some of mine from juno, langtry etc. I am glad you still have yours and its still alive.
