That is him. His body weight looks good. Coachwhips are just smart and all I have handled over the years have mellowed once they know your routine. I have a pic of his tongue flicking my nose somewhere. For the record when he was caught he was about 120F basking on the pavement and just crawled onto the shoulder of the road. I simply reached down to pick him up, never bit. I thought he had been hit by a car but he is exceptionally mellow even by coachwhip standards. He was caught as an adult about six or seven years ago. Awesome video!! He is a good breeder and his offspring will have awesome genetics. He had no tipping when caught. I will send you some pictures of the offspring he made and the brother to your female. My photobucket is down due to our storm and flooding right now in Kansas.
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