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Blairs Phase Graybanded King....

Ken Diehl

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Hello….Caught this Graybanded king off a cut, 35 miles south from Ozona. Bunch of other stuff photographed, but this is the "Holly Grail" out in West Texas! Thanks, Ken
 

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Thanks for sharing too. I don't know much about kingsnakes, but thinking about field herping and turning over that rock or log and finding a treasure sure brings back great memories.
 
Awesome gray and I caught one very similar off highway 277 about 20 years ago also caught a grayband in the Davis mountains near McDonald observatory on the same trip. Shining the cuts is a lot of fun
 
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