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Old Okeetee Corn...Pics

sjohn Feb 09, 2007 09:16 AM

Here's a '87 female corn that had been one of my main breeders for many years. This animal was produced from some wild caught corns from outside the Okeetee Plantation.She produced over 400 offspring before dying this past late fall.

Here is one of her offspring that is still going strong producing nice locality Okeetees.

This is an example of the next generation of Okeetees from this line, some have reduced black and have some nice intense red-orange colors.

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wpglaeser Feb 09, 2007 09:24 AM

Beautiful snakes! I'm sorry you lost your corn, but 20 years is a good long life, and what a great reproducer! That might have even contributed to her longevity!

Walt

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