2006P DDO with wavy steps

[OCD]

I sent it to BJ(I had a few traildies for him to look at), it's now listed at traildies.com as 2006P-1DER-030WS/1WHDER-001 with a minor DDO.

[Dick]

I know what the part to the left of the "/", but is the other part, or at least the "1WHDER"? I know the DER is design, reverse, but the "WH"?
Still a 'newbie",
Dick

[OCD]

It's still new to me, also. The "WH" means working hub, BJ describes it on his site: http://www.traildies.com/id55.html

[Dick]

Thanks, Jeremy! I'm not "up to speed", on some of the latest nomenclature.
Dock

[wavysteps2003]

Hi Dick - Don't feel bad, this is new ground for everyone. As each day passes, I am find stuff out about these trail dies, some which I even have a hard time explaining to myself.

By the way Dick, we have two types of rattlers down here; the pygmy and the eastern diamond back. The pygmy rattler is the most common. I think that we are the only state to have 5 different poisonous snakes. Cotton mouth, copper head, coral snake, eastern rattler and pygmy rattler. Plus we have boas, pythons and there have been reports of cobra sightings. Yes, Florida is a truly wondrous place to live.

BJ

[coppercoins]

Missouri - Timber rattler, Cottonmouth, Copperhead, Massauga Rattler, Pigmy Rattler.

The Massauga is rare and indigenous only to the flats and bottoms of the Missouri River in the center of the state. It has never been found outside Missouri to my knowledge.

If I'm correct, California has at least six different species of rattlesnakes.

Florida has a lot of snakes, that much is true. They are also somewhat more common here than in other parts - but they really have no more different species of venemous snakes than in many other parts of the Southern half of the country.