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RE: Speaking of "gut fauna" Bob...

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Posted by: Pit_fan at Wed Jun 20 05:50:32 2012   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Pit_fan ]  
   

Exceptional colors and pattern! Are those Kingsville X Stillwater crosses or pure Stillwaters? Do the Stillwaters routinely breach the seven foot mark as adults? I don't know because I've never had any experience with them. Ginter related that the "founder" female Kingsville was a seven footer. Heredity, Heredity and a little food on the side...
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