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Anybody out there who bought any of Brandons line of Sulfurs last year or this year, I'll give you double what you paid for them. I would LOVE to get a pair. LOL. Really though, If you have them, take good care of them and raise them up for us regular hobyists. Don't let them fade into obscurity.
I'm a long time hobbyist and don't keep a "ZOO" anymore, just have some room for some awesome select animals. I am getting some Spectacular Examples of Montgomery County N.C. Kings From Scott Koonts at Uwharrie (a great guy) and Brandons Sulfurs in my opinion are also in that category.Yahoo!

I would loooove to get some of Lindseys Sulfurs. I think his are just as nice and i would like to keep that line seperate from the other line..
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"You do not breed them, they breed themselves. That sorta takes you out of the picture. All you become is a poop scooper and cage cleaner"
Frank Retes

Yup. Everyones got their favorites and certain distinct qualities that float their boats. Diversity is a good thing.

Thanks Bob! Hopefully, I'll be able to supply a few clutches of the nicest Sulfurs around next season. I'm getting back one of my females and my buddy will be putting his together as well.....and these are all from my original adults, not outcrosses.
Thanks again.

Brandon Osborne
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I was lucky enough to pick up not only a Sulfur, but also a Lavender from Brandon and they are both knockouts. I'm crossing my fingers that they go next season. I'll tell you this, looking over Brandon's collection is enough to make you drool. Whether you fancy Kings, Balls, or Chondros, he has some of cleanest and most vivid examples of everything he keeps. Not trying to stroke his ego or anything, but his animals are top notch. Of course this is my opinion, but I like to think of my opinion as fact!

Clint