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    Talking herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    I found him in my kitchen this morning... Not quite sure what I'm going to do with him, more than likely my collection just got an itsy bitsy bit bigger. Oh yea... He's a little testy.


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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    awesome find!

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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    Hey.. he came to you.. I don't know if he could be considered "wild-caught.."
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.

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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    o so why arnt i finding pieds and clowns and killerbees ( all ball pythons) in my kitchen SO NOT FAIR... thats awesome man, kinda weird but awesome. now you have to find out how he got in


    if you cant afford to take care of it, dont get it

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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    no joke... I mean... I plan to do some herping on my doorstep in the next couple of days... but those come in comfy boxes. I wasn't expecting to find a little milksnake while reaching for a pot to make my dora the explorer spaghetti'os.... sheesh.

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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    Nice find! I am going to go check my kitchen lol.

    Is that one of the mountain kingsnakes? I dont know which locality.
    I'm not your friend buddy!

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    BPnet Veteran Gooseman's Avatar
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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    I couldn't tell you... I know NOTHING about milksnake localities. Although I gotta admit I'm curious.

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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    I was JUST noticing your cool avatar, Ben...then saw this thread. How cool is that??? Such a pretty little noodle!

    As for locality...you're still at College Station, aren't you? (If I remember right?) If so...I guess just figure out which ones are local to South Texas. Unless, maybe, he's someone's escaped pet?
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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    Quote Originally Posted by Gooseman View Post
    I couldn't tell you... I know NOTHING about milksnake localities. Although I gotta admit I'm curious.
    check this site out, just pick where you live.

    http://www.kingsnake.com/mtnking/index2.html
    I'm not your friend buddy!

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    Re: herping in my kitchen??? New buddy!

    what a pretty one!

    id be hard pressed to let that lil one go!
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