How was Ralph Davis's talk?

[BoidKeeper]

So what did you all think of Ralph Davis's lecture?
Cheers,
Trevor

[Bristen]

did anybody get the Ralph Davis lecture on video or audio by any chance?

Thanks,
Bristen.

[UpscaleBoas]

i thought it was really cool.....wow does this man know a lot....I was most impressed with his lecture style...its was very friendly and open......just a great job.

Man after seeing all those different morphs i'm really looking forward to the new book by the barkers thats going to be comeing out.....wow the books i own are really outdated...

I hope the repitle show keeps growing and that we can continue to have people like ralph come and give talks

[Tim_Cranwill]

I wish I could have come out there just for that. I like Ralphie. :)

[Corey Woods]

It was an awesome talk........Ralph really knows his stuff!

Corey

[snakehunter]

Where was it

[m1k3_88]

he was at the toronto reptile expo. Really wanted to hear the talk, but i had to leave before it started:(

[missy70]

We couldnt stay for the lecture, but meeting Ralph Davis was enough for us. A really nice guy,and a pleasure to chat with as well.I wish we could have stayed.. It was also a pleasure chatting with Corey Woods. It was a treat seeing those amazing bp's he had there . It was torture leaving :(


Thanks Ralph & Corey


Rock On!!


missy70

[smeagel]

does anyone know if corey woods has a web site or his e-mail address.

[Matt_K]

www.CoreyWoods.com as for his email address.. You can click on the feature that says, 'email' in his post..

[NiagaraReptiles]

Ralph's talk was pretty good. I think it might have went over a few people's heads, but as long as you had a base knowledge of a couple morphs and some of that related stuff, it was great. He gave the history and origin of all known morphs, as well as a few others that are still confusing as hell (ie; the white snakes, and Ralph's AMAZING Platty line).
All in all, it was a good couple of hours spent, and I appreciate that Ralph took the time to come up for the show.

JonK

PS - Corey's website sucks and most of the images and links don't work.........but you'll get his contact info ;)

[LTownsend]

PS - Corey's website sucks and most of the images and links don't work.........but you'll get his contact info

LOL....Get to work Corey :)

[Cruciform]

If there's video available from the presentation that would rock. I didn't get to see it.

I did get to see Neil and Wes' presentations though. Very informative :) It was too bad that a lot of people didn't realize that Neil wasn't done when they were reloading the slide projector. About half the people wandered off.

[Bristen]

Originally posted by Cruciform [...]I did get to see Neil and Wes' presentations though[...]

are they not Morph King Reptiles? Were they at the Toronto show also?

[Jeff_Favelle]

I thought Morph King was Joe and Wes.

[Bristen]

Originally posted by Jeff_Favelle
I thought Morph King was Joe and Wes.

uh yeah.. oups.. I knew there was a Wes somewheres in there, but I guess I only had half of it right... heh! Thanks for clearing that up :-)

[honduranfreekk]

I must say I thought Ralphs talk was well worth my drive to the show just meeting and talking to him all day was worth showing up.He is a great guy to boot.

Kelvin

[Pirranha]

i liked the talk,but it was alot to take in all at once!theres SO many morphs,and variations!I thought he explained pretty well how the different genetics work,even for the people that dont know what simple recessive,het,co-dominant terms mean.there were enough examples youd catch on quickly.

[Cruciform]

The Neil and Wes I was referring to were:

Neil Meister on Uroplatus
and
Wes Papineau on Newts

Neil had some really nice specimens at his table. I can't wait to get one from him once I have my new herp room. Grumble grumble waiting sucks grumble grumble :)