Maybe 19", which is slightly larger than most you see to the south......

Posted by kerry on January 14, 2002 at 13:51:57:

In Reply to: Sorry Kerry....I couldn't help it.....I thought it was nice looking posted by Kevin Earley on January 13, 2002 at 18:30:25:

......Wild Utah adults do seem to average a tad larger than what you would see in Arizona. Four body bands with heavy speckling in between is typical of specimens from the Utah region with what I have seen in and from the areas within a couple hundred miles to the south being usually much cleaner and nicer looking as far as what most would think is typical of cinctum, but with the a-typical specimens still turning up. Bogert and Del Campo just didn't have enough specimens available to work with back in their day of description.

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: ......Wild Utah adults do seem to average a tad larger than what you would see in Arizona. Four body bands with heavy speckling in between is typical of specimens from the Utah region with what I have seen in and from the areas within a couple hundred miles to the south being usually much cleaner and nicer looking as far as what most would think is typical of cinctum, but with the a-typical specimens still turning up. Bogert and Del Campo just didn't have enough specimens available to work with back in their day of description.

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