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RE: Black kings in Az.

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Posted by: rosspadilla at Wed May 7 12:13:16 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rosspadilla ]  
   

That is good enough, Frank. That's really cool you have pictures that old. I was born in late 72. That CA city king is exactly how I imagined it. Hubbs should see this. He thinks the ones that look like this in that area (North LA Co. and Southern Kern Co.) are from released captives. I call those Black kings Whittier aberrant. That's the only place I know of them being found and about 4 have turned up since 2000 in that same area. They are a rare find now days and maybe even back then. Thanks for the pic!
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